1001 Species - Naturally About Nature
Richard - Out WalkingIn which I (biologist and one-time morris dancing concertina player) consider the wildlife and plants we live near, yet often overlook. Also, some considered thoughts on the environment, conservation and wildlife gardening.
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Before getting down to gardening talk, this is to note that at around 7am on Friday morning, there was a huge southwards flight over the garden of hundreds of Common Grackles. Moving fast - it will be leaf-peeper season before too long.
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A retired and repurposed biologist, introducing readers to the wildlife living alongside us in town and cities. A wildlife gardener and most days a photographer. Advocate for GreenBirding. Skews left politically.
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