Richard Carter – Page 26

Noctilucent clouds

One of the advantages of living in the same area as a number of other ‘nature-writerish’ types is you occasionally receive really good tip-offs.
Being prepared

The barn owl returns bang on schedule.
Swift visit

In search of Apus apus.
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Pip pip!
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Astonishingly good poetry collection.
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Searching for London’s Lost Treasures.
Talon spotting

A barn owl on a hunting expedition.
31 May 2021 (redux)

Hebden Bridge has reached Peak Yellow.
31 May 2021

Being the world’s laziest gardener certainly has its advantages.
When notes begin talking to each other

Out of nowhere, I suddenly found myself with an interesting new idea…
23 May 2021

May is running a bit late. The squirrels are making a nuisance of themselves.