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Writing tagged: ‘ringlet butterflies’

14 July 2019

Roe deer

A four-legged burglar!

Published 14-Jul-2019

Filed under: Writing Tags: butterflies, Calder Valley, Hebden Bridge, insects, mammals, ringlet butterflies, roe deer

8 July 2019

Miller's Grave

A walk on the Moor.

Published 08-Jul-2019

Filed under: Writing Tags: archaeology, birds, butterflies, Calder Valley, hazels, Hebden Bridge, kestrels, large skipper butterflies, meadow pipits, On the Moor (book), red grouse, ringlet butterflies, rooks, the Moor

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Newsletter No. 22: His glib, beardless chops
Insensitive teenager · Helen Macdonald · Patrick Barkham · Richard Mabey · Julian Hoffman · photography · Mars · Christina Riley · icebergs · bowling alleys · cassette tapes · Richard Thompson · Antikythera mechanism · and more…
Newsletter No. 21: Positively sluggish
Richard Mabey · Tim Dee · Mark Cocker · Amy Liptrot · Kathleen Jamie · Patti Smith · Alan Bennett · Melissa Harrison · Urban Birder · Patrick Wright · Clive James · and more…

Recent Sidelines

Anglesey 2021
My annual early September holiday in Anglesey.
31 August, 2021
A walk on the Moor.
Gannets
A visit to the gannetry at RSPB Bempton Cliffs.
Everything I needed was already in my notes!
I’ve known it from the start, but this new way of making notes is perfect for the way I tend to work. It’s what I’ve been looking for all these years.

Recent Articles

Giving fiascos a bad name
How not to make a simple three-minute podcast piece.
Gilbert White’s influence on Charles Darwin
To mark the 300th anniversary of his birth, a brief account of Rev. Gilbert White’s influence on Charles Darwin.

News

HebWeb interview
I have been interviewed for the local HebWeb site.
2020: a year in photos
My tenth annual video slideshow.

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