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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: May 2010
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Sunday, 30 May 2010. 30/5/10: Lesnes Abbey, Erith marshes, Franks Park - plants, damselflies, birds and bats. Were by the ponds here, on the west side of the Abbey, close to Abbey Rd. Only my...
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: 9/3/11: Two men in a boat
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Wednesday, 9 March 2011. 9/3/11: Two men in a boat. On the way down to the river 9 Redwing. Were seen on Perry St Farm. At Thames Road Wetland a Chiffchaff. There was a single Grey Wagtail.
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: October 2010
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Saturday, 9 October 2010. 9/10/10: Erith miscellany includes Southern Green Shieldbug and Jasmine. Continuing my roundabout route home from Crossness, I took in a number of streets in Erith.
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: November 2010
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Saturday, 27 November 2010. 27/11/10: Seeing the wood and the trees. A selection of tree photos taken today . Tree silhouettes, Hall Place North, south of Bexleyheath. Dead tree, Martens Grove.
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: June 2010
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Saturday, 26 June 2010. 26/6/10: Horsenden Hill - White-letter Hairstreak. A 'holding' catch-up posting so that some more recent ones will make sense . Wednesday, 9 June 2010. Though didn't m...
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: September 2010
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Thursday, 30 September 2010. 30/9/10: Danson Park aliens, new plant records and fungi. Seedlings, lots of Turkey Oak. A pair of Egyptian Geese. And Lesser Swine Cress. Other new plant records...
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: 28/2/11: Danson Park delights
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Monday, 28 February 2011. 28/2/11: Danson Park delights. Birds in the park today were:. Amongst a group of Wood Pigeon, 2 (? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Gardens NOT car parks. To fost...
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: December 2010
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Thursday, 30 December 2010. 30/12/10: Waxwings ten a penny in Teddington. Armed with a new report from Teddington, fresh in this morning while I was on the move, did I try there or pop down t...
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond: March 2011
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Capital nature - Barnehurst, Bexley and beyond. Wildlife observations and conservation issues in. South east London and further afield. From a green political perspective). US social scientist Kenneth Boulding : ‘If you believe exponential growth can go on in a finite world, you are either a madman or an economist’. Saturday, 19 March 2011. 19/3/11: Pining for Coal Tits as Starlings vanish. Another roundabout sortie to the local shops on a sunny spring afternoon. Mirroring its occurence on Hollyhill Open...
