Phil’s Substack
Phil GatesMy personal Substack
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Snails and song thrushes
Most naturalists of my acquaintance carry a nature calendar around in their head, a checklist of reassuring landmark events in the almanac of spring. The first sighting of a primrose, the soporific drone of an early queen bumblebee, a sudde...
Star-struck
The Weardale Way is a 74 mile-long footpath hat follows the river Wear from its catchment at Cowshill in Upper Weardale to its confluence with the North Sea at Sunderland. I’ve walked this particular two mile section frequently, for half a ...
Squeaky doors, Wordsworth's 'disagreeable speck' and a poisonous woodland herb that 'doth cleanse and scour away the excrements'
Reed-mace aka cat’s-tail Typha latifolia dispersing seeds in the reed beds at Durham Wildlife Trust’s Low Barns Nature Reserve last week. A plant that runs to seed just as many others are coming into bloom, in spring.
Caw, look! A rook!
An unexpected visitor to the garden bird feeder this week: a rook. They don’t appear in the garden very often, but when they do it’s usually in early spring, when they are looking for twigs to renovate nests.
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Botanist, naturalist, Guardian Country Diarist. Profile image courtesy Omi Gates @omigates
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