Since last weekend's gales the weather has been typically dry as has the rest of the spring, but today and onwards it looks like warming...

Yesterday morning as I sat outside counting the moth trap, a niggling little sub-song was going on in the front garden. I thought it might b...

...almost. There isn't anywhere in this jam packed country of ours that can be classed as truly wild, but on a local patch level I am ...

It is easy to get complacent and down with your local patch when you are hearing about good birds other people are finding on their chosen l...

We are lucky to live in a location that means some form of wildlife is present at anytime I care to look. Since March most of my time has be...

Well I never. I was looking at great pics on other blogs and wondering how they get them so big when I can only do X large or original size?...

I've not posted since week 6 while my blogging peers are going all out with tremendous content. Gavin Haig, Dylan Wrathall, Steve Gale e...

Sometimes I wonder if the planet is actually facing the apocalypse? I know the population has survived serious pandemics before, but maybe t...

This is getting to be as long as the kids summer holidays. Providing we are all keeping safe I am getting quite used to it too. The thin...

As we now enter week four of the Lockdown, this must be the quietest Easter Weekend in living memory. Its like a mad vision of the future wi...