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John's Morning Bike Ride: 09/19/2010 - 09/26/2010

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John's Morning Bike Ride. Sunday, September 19, 2010. At the Peregrine Watch I had a brief view of the gray back of a Peregrine as it disappeared among the trees at the top of the quarry. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Young female, 19th June 2007. Photo by Chris Jones, thanks also, to Chris, for other pictures in this Blog! I usually stop for a few minutes to admire the views and to see if I can see a Peregrine. Sometimes I'm lucky! Play CONE-Welder, a Networked Tele-Robotic Observatory Game.

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John's Morning Bike Ride: 10/10/2010 - 10/17/2010

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John's Morning Bike Ride. Sunday, October 10, 2010. Result, I used up all the propane before the water boiled - it did nearly boil - so I go the cup of tea. The stove needs a small windscreen if it is to work properly. Partial success with the plan. The sun was out, together with most of Bristol, I returned up Bridge Valley Road and back over the Downs, home. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Young female, 19th June 2007. Photo by Chris Jones, thanks also, to Chris, for other pictures in this Blog! Peregrine F...

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John's Morning Bike Ride: 07/18/2010 - 07/25/2010

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John's Morning Bike Ride. Saturday, July 24, 2010. Monday 19th, Saturday 24th July. Monday, July 19, 2010. A young Peregrine was embedded at the top of the yew tree beside the quarry opposite, and I only spotted her when one of her sisters(? Flew onto the same perch. None others in the quarry that I could see. This morning was much colder than a week or so back, and we had so much rain since my last blog that I was not able (didn't want! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Young female, 19th June 2007. Reference...

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Gwent Birding: Bring da rain

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An improvisatory, essentially indefensible, randomly configured tragi-comedy. No great revelations are likely to be accrued from its consumption). Three early mornings at Uskmouth and Goldcliff, one breezy, one moist, one flipping moist. Apart from a single Grasshopper Warbler, a couple of Cuckoo and a Curlew Sandpiper, very little of note. Enter witty caption about weather and ducks.]. International Dawn Chorus Day, more information at http:/ www.idcd.info/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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John's Morning Bike Ride: 08/01/2010 - 08/08/2010

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John's Morning Bike Ride. Thursday, August 05, 2010. At Sea Walls I watched a youngster in a bright red helmet abseiling down the well used vertical face near to the Gully; well supervised by experienced climbers, but nevertheless a brave young lady! A couple more were lined up for the drop, an several were already down at the bottom of the cliff. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Young female, 19th June 2007. Photo by Chris Jones, thanks also, to Chris, for other pictures in this Blog! Bristol, United Kingdom.

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Gwent Birding: Rude bunny

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An improvisatory, essentially indefensible, randomly configured tragi-comedy. No great revelations are likely to be accrued from its consumption). A baby rabbit sticking its tongue out at the camera,. as they often do. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Birdwatching at Oldbury Power Station. Click for birdsongs, etc. Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Friends of the Earth. Orthopteroids of the British Isles. Click here to email me.

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Birders in Boxers: Little Bunting : Forest Farm NR, Cardiff

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Sunday, February 08, 2015. Little Bunting : Forest Farm NR, Cardiff. A Little Bunting was found at Forest Farm on Thurs 5th February 2015 by Mike Powell and Dave "Jake" Gilmore (great find lads) checking out the site following a report of a Lesser Spotted Woodpecker visiting the feeders near the old farm buildings, this as you can imagine caused a lot of local excitement and in the couple of days since being discovered has been well visited by birders and "toggers". We filled our boots for a couple of ho...

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~ Woo! Yay! Hooray! ~: June 2012

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Wednesday, 27 June 2012. With free man and cup of tea included ;) First proper big furniture purchase for the house. feel like we've turned a corner from all the DIY . Monday, 25 June 2012. Front Lounge - the sequel. So, the last time we had a look at the front lounge was back in September last year. Well its time to revisit and finish off what we started. First though, we needed to clear it out . and sometimes that means being slightly ingenious about how you move heavy things about . Its really nice an...

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Gwent Birding: Valentia semi-uplandia

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An improvisatory, essentially indefensible, randomly configured tragi-comedy. No great revelations are likely to be accrued from its consumption). Common and approachable things that have been close to me whilst I have had my phone in my hand over the last week or so,…. Growing through a ‘reindeer lichen’ Cladonia sp. Cloudberry growing through Heather Culluna vulgaris. Cloudberry growing through moss Sphagnum sp. They do like to grow through stuff. Northern Eggar Lasiocampa quercus f. callunae.

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Gwent Birding: September 2014

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An improvisatory, essentially indefensible, randomly configured tragi-comedy. No great revelations are likely to be accrued from its consumption). Invertebrate biocosmology Part II. An inter-dimensional caterpillar in it’s natural habitat. Whilst the adult Dot Moth Melanchra persicariae. Invertebrate biocosmology Part I. Following an enforced, manflu-related, absence (feel free to send flowers and chocolates) I finally got back down the patch today,…. Migrant passerines included singles of Redstart, Whin...