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Thinking of going rock pooling in Cornwall? You’ve come to the right place. Read on to find out where and how to rock pool, what you might find, my latest tips and discoveries and groups to join if you want to learn more. There’s something about rock pooling. It’s a window on the underwater world. It’s…
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Revolting Rock Pools | Cornish Rock Pools
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Welcome to Cornish Rock Pools. How to Rock Pool. How to Pick up a Crab – My Top 5 Tips. Castle Beach, Falmouth. Hannafore Beach, Looe. Lansallos and Surrounding Area. Porth Mear, near Porthcothan. Readymoney Cove – Fowey. You’ll love our monstrous marine life: it’s gory, gruesome and you only have to go down to the beach to see it happening right in front of your eyes. First of all, check out my rock-pooling. Meet the top five contenders for the title of most revolting rock pool dweller:. This cute-looki...
Lansallos and Surrounding Area | Cornish Rock Pools
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Welcome to Cornish Rock Pools. How to Rock Pool. How to Pick up a Crab – My Top 5 Tips. Castle Beach, Falmouth. Hannafore Beach, Looe. Lansallos and Surrounding Area. Porth Mear, near Porthcothan. Readymoney Cove – Fowey. Lansallos and Surrounding Area. Lansallos is one of several secluded coves that nestle among the cliffs between Polperro and Polruan. This area of South East Cornwall is perfect for summer bathing and snorkelling and for winter walks. Rock goby at Lantivet. How to Get Here:. If you fanc...
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Welcome to Cornish Rock Pools. How to Rock Pool. How to Pick up a Crab – My Top 5 Tips. Castle Beach, Falmouth. Hannafore Beach, Looe. Lansallos and Surrounding Area. Porth Mear, near Porthcothan. Readymoney Cove – Fowey. December 31, 2014. Wintertime is tough even for the hardiest mariners. The strandline is strewn with those that haven’t made it Continue reading A Winter Walk. The Selfish Shellfish – The story of a Cornish Rock Pool. August 2, 2014. Grandma Paint Pot at Castle Beach. Like Cornish Rock ...
Beaches | Cornish Rock Pools
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Welcome to Cornish Rock Pools. How to Rock Pool. How to Pick up a Crab – My Top 5 Tips. Castle Beach, Falmouth. Hannafore Beach, Looe. Lansallos and Surrounding Area. Porth Mear, near Porthcothan. Readymoney Cove – Fowey. A location, hover over Beaches on the top menu. You can also use the search. Cornwall juts out from England like a toe testing the cool Atlantic waters. The county is open to the sea in almost all directions and has everything from sandy surf beaches to sheltered rocky coves. We have ju...
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Welcome to Cornish Rock Pools. How to Rock Pool. How to Pick up a Crab – My Top 5 Tips. Castle Beach, Falmouth. Hannafore Beach, Looe. Lansallos and Surrounding Area. Porth Mear, near Porthcothan. Readymoney Cove – Fowey. The beach is full of weird and wonderful things to discover. It’s teeming with starfish, crabs and all kinds of bizarre critters. I don’t really need to tell you that do I? If you’re reading this you probably already love rockpooling or are ready to give it a go. A huge spiny starfish.
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June 2015 – @Nick_Waddington
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Ramblings of a 70's child Cornwall and beyond…. 30DaysWild – Damage to the Living Churchyard at Tywardreath Church – Press Release. June 10, 2015. I’m really enjoying the #30DaysWild campaign this June, some amazing ideas, thoughts and of course pictures, those of you that follow me on twitter (thank you very much :-) will know, I probably definitely could do #365DaysWild! In fact we all should, it’s good for us! The Jackdaw and the Fox. June 3, 2015. The Jackdaw and the Fox. June 2, 2015. The most inter...
The Autistic Naturalist: Aug 3rd Minsmere
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Monday, 3 August 2015. A sweltering day out at Minsmere with temperatures at around 25 °. A few painted ladies have made a long migration from Morocco to come feed from these buddleia bushes. The invasion of these lovely butterflies appears to be a small one this year, but maybe it will be next year in which we will get an invasion where fields and trees are covered in them across the country. It won't be long now I expect! The paler Spotted Redshank. Common Tern with a fish. Diving down for lunch! My CM...
The Autistic Naturalist: How To Draw: Bats
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Saturday, 15 August 2015. How To Draw: Bats. Post has all the information you need, just replace the birds with bats. Redraw the outlines in pen and shade in the wings and tail, but be careful not go over the wing's framework or the legs. Lightly shade in the body, creating a texture of fur by making a layer of tiny lines. The head is a slightly darker shade and the ears have lightly dark centres with light lines representing blood vessels. Saturday, August 15, 2015. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
The Autistic Naturalist: December 2014
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Wednesday, 31 December 2014. My 2014 - Review Of The Year. As 2014 comes to an end, there is no better time to revisit my best moments of the year. It has been a blast and I hope 2015 delivers the same. 65279; JANUARY. 65279;. My article in local paper. They then landed at Fen Hide, where I saw them again. This was the first time I had seen them here and it made me really pleased. Maybe they will eventually breed here next year? Also that month, I made a visit to Choseley Barns and Titchwell Marshes w...
The Autistic Naturalist: Aug 12th Burgh Castle
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Thursday, 13 August 2015. Aug 12th Burgh Castle. The church at Burgh Castle. Last week when we were at Burgh Castle, we saw a poster on the gates of the church adjacent to the car park. It was advertising a bat watch event in the church itself. It seemed quite interesting and so Dad and I decided to go check it out. Baby Common Pipistrelle Bats. Almost time for bats! It was a great end to one of the best bat nights that I have ever been on. Leopard Slug (I think). Thursday, August 13, 2015. How To Draw: ...
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Ramblings of a 70's child Cornwall and beyond…. National Trust – 7 Question Tag Coastal Festival. May 29, 2015. May 29, 2015. The National Trust are celebrating 50 Years of caring for our wonderful coast with a year long festival. During the festival they are collecting people’s stories and memories of time spent by the sea….and this is a fun way to get involved! I have been tagged by Jodie Alaine. I tag Heather Buttivant. What’s your favourite beach? Tell a memory of being by the sea. The kids love it!
#30DaysWild – Damage to the “Living Churchyard” at Tywardreath Church – Press Release – @Nick_Waddington
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Ramblings of a 70's child Cornwall and beyond…. 30DaysWild – Damage to the Living Churchyard at Tywardreath Church – Press Release. June 10, 2015. I’m really enjoying the #30DaysWild campaign this June, some amazing ideas, thoughts and of course pictures, those of you that follow me on twitter (thank you very much :-) will know, I. Definitely could do #365DaysWild! In fact we all should, it’s good for us! Damage to the Living Churchyard at Tywardreath Church 4. Fowey and Tywardreath Division. You are com...
The Autistic Naturalist: April 2015
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Thursday, 30 April 2015. April 30th The UEA. The UEA lake and ziggurat buildings. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Wednesday, 29 April 2015. April 29th Strumpshaw Fen. These spider-hunting wasps hunt, you guessed it, spiders, paralysing them and taking them to a hole where she lays her eggs on them. The young hatches and eats the spider alive! Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Tuesday, 28 April 2015. April 28th Mousehold Heath and Norwich. Beetle and nesting hole where it lays it's eggs. Cherry Trees down the street.
The Autistic Naturalist: Aug 12th Strumpshaw Fen
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Wednesday, 12 August 2015. Aug 12th Strumpshaw Fen. Male Mallard in eclipse phase. Juvenile Great Crested Grebe. Great White Egret with Grey Heron. Heron catching a Pike. I returned to Reception Hide sweating and tired from the brisk long walk back. I soon recovered and the sun was beginning to break through the clouds. It was nearing lunchtime and for one heron, it had an appetite bigger than its stomach. It hauled up a massive pike that was as big as its own head! Makes you think of where it all goes!
The Autistic Naturalist: August 2015
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Saturday, 29 August 2015. Moth trapping at Will's. Back home, I found this canary-shouldered thorn outside my front door. It must know I'm a Norwich City fan! Saturday, August 29, 2015. Wednesday, 26 August 2015. Aug 26th Strumpshaw Fen. Grey Heron at Reception Hide. Male Mallard in eclipse phase plumage. Male Mallard looking handsome again. Wednesday, August 26, 2015. Tuesday, 25 August 2015. Aug 25th Salthouse and Cley. The autumn migration is now under way! Godwit, Ruff and Ringed Plover. Drawing slug...
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Cornish Rock Pools | For everyone who loves Cornwall's rock pools. Information about great beaches, marine wildlife and conservation.
Welcome to Cornish Rock Pools. How to Rock Pool. How to Pick up a Crab – My Top 5 Tips. Castle Beach, Falmouth. Hannafore Beach, Looe. Lansallos and Surrounding Area. Porth Mear, near Porthcothan. Readymoney Cove – Fowey. Welcome to Cornish Rock Pools. Thinking of going rock pooling in Cornwall? You’ve come to the right place. Read on to find out where. And how to rock pool. What you might find. Tips and discoveries and groups. To join if you want to learn more. Found in the rock pools this week…. Like C...
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