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Somerset Willows | greenbenchramblings
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Musings about gardening, the natural world and things creative. My Garden Journal – July. Roses, roses and yet more Roses – Mottisfont. →. August 9, 2015. I used to like seeing them as a child when I fished a local stream. We moved from one ancient gnarled willow to another. Many were hollow pollarded specimens completely open on one side. We explored the hollow ones as we could often get inside them and look up at the sky. They were great shelters when rain showers stopped us fishing. As we were reachin...
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Musings about gardening, the natural world and things creative. A return visit to the Prees Branch Line – a canal nature reserve. September 25, 2016. My brother Graham and his wife Vicky came to stay with us in early September and we went for some good days out, one of which was to the Prees Branch Line, a disused canal branch that never actually opened … Continue reading →. Dawdling in the Derbyshire Dales – part two – The Manifold Valley. April 15, 2016. April 7, 2016. October 29, 2015. August 9, 2015.
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Musings about gardening, the natural world and things creative. Newer posts →. Windy Ridge – another Yellow Book Garden. September 15, 2016. Windy Ridge is a garden of wandering paths, secret places, surprises around every corner but above all a garden full of plants to stop you in your tracks either because they are so well grown or very unusual. There are quality sculptural pieces among the plants for visitors to enjoy beginning with a huge carved tree trunk at the garden entrance. Hydrangeas were well...
landscapes | greenbenchramblings
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Musings about gardening, the natural world and things creative. A return visit to the Prees Branch Line – a canal nature reserve. September 25, 2016. My brother Graham and his wife Vicky came to stay with us in early September and we went for some good days out, one of which was to the Prees Branch Line, a disused canal branch that never actually opened … Continue reading →. Dawdling in the Derbyshire Dales – part two – The Manifold Valley. April 15, 2016. April 7, 2016. October 29, 2015. August 9, 2015.
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Musings about gardening, the natural world and things creative. Sussex Prairie Garden – a prairie garden in Sussex. November 1, 2016. This is a garden I have been reading about and admiring in photographs for several years and I have enjoyed watching it develop. Imagine our surprise when we were on a mid-week break in September and discovered that we were … Continue reading →. Gardens open to the public. Gardens open to the public. Are you sitting comfortably? 8211; part ten of a very occasional series.
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British Wildlife | DIY Record Label and happenings.
DIY Record Label and happenings. Lenin / Chaika / Deadwall. Welcome to the new British Wildlife website. I’m just fiddling for now, things will be nice and interesting soon enough. 14 / 1 / 15 New Music For 2015. British Wildlife Festival: A Very Big Thank You! Saturday at British Wildlife Festival: The Audacious Art Experiment. British Wildlife Stage Times. Silent Front / False Flags / Two Trick Horse This Wednesday. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “British Wildlife”. Join 1,394 other followers.
British Wildlife Guide
Learning about the natural world. Search using descriptions e.g "black and white",. 160; "four legs" etc. Welcome to the British Wildlife Guide. Here you can browse through Britain's wonderful variety of wild animals, learning key facts, and becoming more familiar with our rich natural environment. Simply use the menu to the left to browse through the different types of animals, look at photos, watch videos, and read the key facts. Good Luck, and enjoy learning about Britain's wildlife!
Kate & Hannah Breach
Kate and Hannah Breach. Norfolk Bird and Wildlife Fair. David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year 2014. Our website where you can see examples of our artwork including originals for sale. Most of our work features British wildlife and hares are one of our favourite subjects, especially as we are lucky to regularly see them from our studio window. If you are interested in buying or commissioning a painting please go to our Contact Us page. The Leaping Hare, Wyken near Bury St. Edmunds in Suffolk.
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James Nash | British Wildlife Artist
These pages contain a selection of James’s work and he is continuously updating his portfolio, with examples of his work on display at the Hawk Conservancy Trust. Please browse the available work and contact. Him for further information, or to place an order. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “James Nash”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com.
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British Wildlife Blog
Keen wildlife enthusiast and amateur photographer, wishing to share experiences with anyone wanting to know. Sunday, 15 September 2013. HTC Sensation mobile photo's. Common Blue on Thyme. 6 Spot Burnet on Thyme. Red Admiral on Red Valerian. Nobilis odermera on bindweed. Liam on Crantock Beach. Backwash at Towan Beach. Little Fistral early evening. Links to this post. Sunday, 3 February 2013. Freshwater Fisheries, Friend or Foe to British Wildlife? The Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo). Personally i believe...
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The Official Blog of British Wildlife. British Wildlife Blog has a New Home! June 17, 2015. We are delighted to announce our new partnership with Bloomsbury Publishing the UK’s number one publisher of Natural History. Both Bloomsbury and British Wildlife would like to invite you to join our new community hub at the Bloomsbury Wildlife Blog. Stay up to date with the latest Natural History news from our authors and editors here. Please do follow us for updates from British Wildlife and Bloomsbury. We share...
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British Wildlife Centre ~ Keeper's Blog
Photo of the Month. Saturday, 17 March 2018. Lick your lips everyone, the summer season of talks is here. Yes, it seems strange to call it our summer season of talks when spring hasn't even fully arrived yet, but these are the new "Keeper Talks" that usually last us through till our winter season at the end of October. For those new to the Centre, the new talk schedule sees us add in three very popular animals which are just a little less active to star during the winter. Wednesday, 14 March 2018. Since ...
British Wildlife Centre, Surrey. The finest collection of native wildlife species in Britain.
Photo Slide Show Software by VisualSlideshow.com v1.6. Photo of the Month. Discover Britain's Wonderful Wildlife! The finest collection of native wildlife in Britain. Over forty different native species from tiny harvest mice to magnificent red deer. When are we open? Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday. We are also open. Xcludes 24, 25, 26 Dec). Our next holiday opening is Easter:. Friday 30 March to Sunday 15 April 2018. On weekdays during term time we are closed to the public. Use an d i m.
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