We saw plenty of fascinating wildlife on our Greek trip, but animals are rather trickier to photograph than flowers. The criterion for being photographed was simple – the creature simply had to sit still long enough for us to get the camera out & focus! Many interesting creatures aren’t included here for that reason: the many scarce swallowtail butterflies […]
I’m just back from a holiday in Greece, taking in both archaeology and nature. The spring wild flowers were very striking, so here are some photos of my favourites. Unfortunately, I don’t have names for all of them. One of the most widespread flowers was the peacock anemone (anemone pavonina) which cropped up in shades
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The CHAS is doing a project with the London Wildlife Trusts Gunnersbury Triangle reserve to demonstrate how you can garden for pollinators in a very small space. We’re providing plants for two planters which will be installed at the entrance to the reserve in May. Fran Goloway & I have been hard at work researching
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On this last Wednesday afternoon in the year of our Lord 2016, a band of some 15 souls did gather for to be taken on a tour of historic public house. Our guide, authorised by the City Corporation, was a certain Tony Tucker; a fine fellow with ready wit and a gullet as open as
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