Wednesday, 2 October 2013. The Unbearable Tiresomeness of Google. Changing the whole format of the Youtube and Blogger pages for the worse. Degrading both look and functionality. What next in the litany of coercion? .

Perhaps the best bird ringing blog in Cardiff. Monday, 8 August 2016. Sunday is a day for enjoyment. The Cardiff Ringers are no stranger to enjoyment and relaxation, especially the kind that is measured in pints. But this Sunday, The Ginger Fishermen found some new pastimes for us. A nice walk in the countryside followed by some tree climbing and three feathered pastimes were inducted in to the ringing scheme.

Thursday, 15 March 2018. Dense mist, black night in the Cairngorms. The headlamp beam bounced back off the dense mist. Where was I? I thought I knew. Really? Where were the buildings? A glimpse of blue above Cairn Gorm. Then came the long dark trek back to Coire Cas. Friday, 9 March 2018. In the Lake District; James Urquhart wa.

We started with Grendel, a good place to start, unravelling the mystery of the dweller in the swamp, alliterating the patterns of his life and his mother, and weaving our own heroic adventures. On the outskirts of Jotunheim, in a wild wood where dark shadows moved,. Slimy samon surfaced in the shallow river where wombats wobble in the wicker weeds. In a deep, dark forest,. Tall trees tower in a wailing wind.

Wildlife Conservation from the Heart of the Levels in Somerset UK. My personal views on wildlife conservation and the work of the Heart of the Levels Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust. Saturday, February 10, 2018. Wildlife photo from Chris Chappell, Heart of the Levels Group. Little Egret taken at Steart Marshes by Chris Chappell , committee member of the Heart of the Levels local group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust. The wetlands are managed by the Wildfoul and Wetlands Trust.

The start of the journey. My sleep addled brain found this to be the most interesting part of Abu Dhabi Airport. A steady flight out to Abu Dhabi contained a couple of superhero films and little else. Arriving at the airport in darkness I waited around the gate after a coffee pep up scanning for birds. Obviously the first ones were Feral Pigeon. Were messing about along with Little Pied Cormorant.

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Taking you to the best wildlife sites in Lancashire and beyond. Saturday, 17 March 2018. A bit of luck brings success. The tide was well out but the distant sea as flat calm, perfect for spotting any Harbour Porpoises. That might have been out there. We saw neither but did see a large raft of Eider. Ducks but too far away to count effectively or see if there was anything else with them. Fly in and land not too far away.

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