Writing tagged: ‘proto-sidelines’
Stuff I wrote before I conceived of my ‘Sidelines’ section, but, in retrospect, should rightly be filed there.
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Where has all the heather gone?
The Moor is looking decidedly lacklustre this August.
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The Rough Patch
On the advantages of being a crap gardener.
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Going camera-less
Taking walks without lugging around a massive camera bag: it’ll never catch on!
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High tides and volant voles
An unplanned visit to the flooded Dee Marshes is rewarded with a wildlife spectacle.
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What I did on my holidays
An Anglesey timelapse video.
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Spoonbill identification: harder than you might think
Struggling to identify a species is the best way to learn.
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Wren visit
In which I find myself face-to-beak with Troglodites troglodites.
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Turtles of the air
What links sea-turtles, swifts, and railway viaducts? Plus some handy ornithological photo tips.
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A monument to lethargy
Sloth is a much-maligned sin, as our driveway demonstrates.
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A British wildlife spectacle
Every spring, something happens in Britain that ranks alongside any wildlife spectacle you might see on telly.
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Hats off to geology!
Geology doesn’t receive the recognition it deserves. Our modern understanding of how the world formed and evolved is one of science’s great triumphs.
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The Art of Sloe Gardening
In which I attempt to grow blackthorn seedlings from sloes collected last autumn.