Endemic Notes
Edward James CutlerNotes and observations from the research behind This Beautiful Country, exploring Italy’s natural history, endemic species and biodiversity. Since 2020
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The Light Fantastic
For a few weeks every year, around this time in May and June, the garden and grove welcome one of my absolute favourite visitors of all: le lucciole, Luciola italica, our native Italian fireflies. Out of the darkness, pulsing yellow-green l...
Hidden Italy and Il Bel Paese
So—I’ve written a book. After several years of thinking about it, and an extended year or so actually doing it, it will finally be published this September by Chelsea Green in the UK and USA, and by Mondadori in Italy. In English it’s calle...
How to Disappear, Temporarily
The Frosted North American Wood Frog
Here in the Maremma, southern Tuscany, January’s been almost a complete write-off. We’ve had some sunny days, and have even managed to prune most of the olive trees, but mainly it’s rained. A lot. By my...
A Hare at Easter
Lepus corsicanus - The Italian Hare
Pliny the Elder’s Naturalis Historia was basically considered the encyclopaedia of the world for about 1500 years. The first 10 books were published in AD77, and the rest posthumously by his nephew Pliny...
Of Dwarves and Giants
Deinogalerix koenigswaldi, the hellhog of Gargano, much earlier, image credit: © Roman Yevseyev / Other-worlds.ucoz.ru.
I think one of the great misconceptions we have about Italy, is its age. To most visitors, the country represents a rep...
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Organic farmer, founder of The Tuscany Environment Foundation, art historian and now writer of Italy's natural history
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