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The best of the Wild South. The British Animal Challenge. British animal challenge updates. All posts by asouth. Meeting my MP for #SpeakUp Week of Action on climate change. October 31, 2016. It’s not a huge secret that my political views are left of centre. Over the years I have met a few MPs about various issues. But I have always struggled to put my point across effectively to Conservatives. How do you communicate with someone who doesn’t share any of your values? In preparation for the Week of Action...
First dormouse at my new site | Wild South
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The best of the Wild South. The British Animal Challenge. British animal challenge updates. First dormouse at my new site. June 23, 2015. After last month’s disappointment. And the huge proportion of boxes that were being used by birds) I didn’t have high hopes for the dormouse box checks this month. But, once again, I was wrong. On my fourth monthly box check we finally found a dormouse! Torpid dormouse found on my box check in June. Feel free to share this post! May Photography Challenge: garden. Enter...
Too darn hot (or how to help wildlife in a heatwave) | Wild South
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The best of the Wild South. The British Animal Challenge. British animal challenge updates. Too darn hot (or how to help wildlife in a heatwave). July 2, 2015. Firstly, an apology for my non-UK readers: this is a post about the weather, specifically, me moaning because it's a temperature that for many of you is perfectly normal. I can't help it, I'm English. Keep a bird bath topped up with clean water. Gets used by lots of wildlife. Don’t forget to feed the birds and hedgehogs – it can be par...Water you...
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The best of the Wild South. The British Animal Challenge. British animal challenge updates. The best of the Wild South. Here are what I think are the highlights from Wild South. Let me know if you think I’ve missed any gems! The ferry departing from the small harbour on Lundy. Build a mini pond. 12 ways to find mammals. Pawprints from the mammal tunnel. Whose pawprints are these? In which I search for otters and water shrews, and end up finding something even rarer. In search of water voles. Enter your e...
A hedgehog in the daytime – disaster or delight? | Wild South
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The best of the Wild South. The British Animal Challenge. British animal challenge updates. A hedgehog in the daytime – disaster or delight? August 8, 2015. I was getting concerned for our garden’s hedgehog population – we hadn’t seen one for a while, and the mealworms I had left out went uneaten for a few days (that never happens if hedgehogs are about! But I wasn’t expecting my next sighting of a hedgehog to be in broad daylight. A look at the British Hedgehog Preservation Society website. Or it could ...
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Biodiversity Gatwick: May 2014
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Thoughts and experiences of ecologists and conservationists working at one of the UK’s busiest airports. Tuesday, 27 May 2014. Roving Records: Un-bee-lievable find in the North West Zone (20/05/2014). Overlapping ecology surveys and a good dose of sleep deprivation means I'm a bit behind in blogging! North West Zone aerial map. Named after a 16th century soothsayer-witch. Larva ( Lampyris noctiluca. Actually a type of beetle and close to pupating. Or Necklace Ground Beetle. Munching on a caterpillar.
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Biodiversity Gatwick: February 2015
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Thoughts and experiences of ecologists and conservationists working at one of the UK’s busiest airports. Tuesday, 17 February 2015. Pretty chuffed with myself whenever I get an aviation reference into a blogpost.). This is all about the good work of JSA Landscape Group. Gatwick's team of grounds maintenance contractors. The past few years they have proved invaluable in our larger-scale habitat and conservation project works. Goat Meadow stag beetle loggery; withstands clambering human test. Our sincere a...
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Biodiversity Gatwick: June 2014
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Thoughts and experiences of ecologists and conservationists working at one of the UK’s busiest airports. Friday, 27 June 2014. You might not think there's much in the way of quality habitat around an airport. Fair doos, as I used to think that too. Clay Slope, North West Zone. The past few weeks, the River Mole floodplain at Gatwick has looked the bee's knees (I'll be coming back to the subject of bees! To name but a few. Either way, this lovely wildflower mix is a great thing for biodiversity. N cute be...
Adders Again – Welsh Wild Stuff
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June 15, 2015. Getting down at eye level. Corn flowers in the area. Water on a web. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email (Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Projects – Welsh Wild Stuff
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I’ve got a couple of projects on at the moment , with Nightjars and reptiles , particularly Snakes, in the local area. The nightjars are driving me mad at the moment , always in the right place at the wrong time,. In the next few weeks i hope to put some images and information together on both these projects,. 2 thoughts on “ Projects. Keep up the good work, always interesting. I always thought nightjars were some exotic bird in India or Asia. Jayne. September 17, 2014 at 7:26 pm. Enter your comment here.
Adder eating mouse – Welsh Wild Stuff
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June 21, 2015. After a couple of hours i saw movement in the heather close to where the mouse was lay , i then made out the head of a good sized Adder , head up and tongue flickering moving slowly towards me quartering the area , obviously homing in on the mouse , How the mouse had died i had no idea , perhaps a victim of this snake? The Week in Scotland. Tim on Cairngorm Mountain. Tim Pad on Facebook. Tim Pad on Facebook. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. The Nature of Wales - Mostly!
More Snakes – Welsh Wild Stuff
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June 21, 2015. After a couple of hours i saw movement in the heather close to where the mouse was lay , i then made out the head of a good sized Adder , head up and tongue flickering moving slowly towards me quartering the area , obviously homing in on the mouse , How the mouse had died i had no idea , perhaps a victim of this snake? 2 thoughts on “ More Snakes. These are really good Tim and developing into a fabulous set! July 1, 2015 at 11:13 pm. July 3, 2015 at 9:40 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Adder – Welsh Wild Stuff
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June 21, 2015. After a couple of hours i saw movement in the heather close to where the mouse was lay , i then made out the head of a good sized Adder , head up and tongue flickering moving slowly towards me quartering the area , obviously homing in on the mouse , How the mouse had died i had no idea , perhaps a victim of this snake? April 15, 2015. In Search of Snakes. The Week in Scotland. Tim on Cairngorm Mountain. Tim Pad on Facebook. Tim Pad on Facebook. The Nature of Wales - Mostly!
badger cubs – Welsh Wild Stuff
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April 28, 2015. Badgers in the light. I’ve been trying to catch the Badgers in the sett near me in the last of the evening light, each time the wind has been in the wrong direction – leaving me with the fading sunlight in my eyes. Although not great for photography, having the breeze blowing in a constant direction made watching the young cubs at the sett a lot easier! With the young coming ever closer. With the days getting longer i hope to see more of them in the light for a change. Smallest of the cubs.
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Wild South Florida
All About the Plants and Animals of South Florida and the Places They Inhabit. Flowering Plants and Trees. The Almanac for June 3, 2015. 8:16 pm on preceding day. Phase of the Moon. Full Moon on June 2. Waning Gibbous with 99% of the Moon's visible disk illuminated. Click for the seven days ahead. Accidental photography, Lake Ida Edition. You never know where your next great photo lurks . Story and photos here. Red-shouldered hawks, napping gators . and more. State parks photo contest winners announced.
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Wild Southland
Perhaps I may now be allowed a word for wildness - the wildness of this southland, pure and untamable as the sea. Sunday, July 26, 2015. Walking with Ghosts, But Getting Spooked by Bears. The Los Angeles Basin from the Ramada at Inspiration Point. View South from the Echo Mountain Trail on the Ascent to Echo Mountain. Trail Conditions - Echo Mountain Trail. Making Our Way to the Echo Mountain House Ruins. Downtown Los Angeles and Beyond from Echo Mountain. Obstructed View Atop Echo Mountain. Castle Canyo...
South London | where the wild things are…
Where the wild things are…. August 18, 2015. August 18, 2015. South Norwood’s Bugs and Flowers. Continue reading →. August 12, 2015. August 12, 2015. Buzzards of Mitcham Common. Continue reading →. August 11, 2015. August 12, 2015. The Starlings of Sydenham Sainsbury’s. Continue reading →. August 11, 2015. August 18, 2015. Nunhead Cemetery’s Butterflies and Birds. Continue reading →. August 9, 2015. August 9, 2015. Wild Friends we live with at home. Continue reading →. August 9, 2015. August 9, 2015.
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Wild South | Exploring the wonder of nature in southern England and beyond
The best of the Wild South. The British Animal Challenge. British animal challenge updates. A hedgehog in the daytime – disaster or delight? Dormouse ecology (or how I got back into wildlife). Too darn hot (or how to help wildlife in a heatwave). August dormousing: a new nest. August 16, 2015. It was a lovely warm morning – a good one to be scrambling about the woods. This was the 6th box check I’ve led at this site, so I’m getting better at knowing where all the boxes are (except t...Well, the birds hav...
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What lies around the corner? What's over that farthest ridge? What will our next adventure be? A few years later we discovered another Wild South vineyard, Hammond Estate, and we're also lucky to partner with some of Marlborough’s finest growers who produce quality parcels of select fruit for our Wild South wines. Each of our wines is a special journey of its own, reflecting the vineyards it has come from and the winemaker’s unique interpretations. Discover the special character of each.
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