Two colleagues and I are trying to write a paper that is both multispecies and embodied. I know. Don't ask. I am not sure how we will...

If I sit still enough, and downwind, the muntjacs will go about their business quite happily. A whiff of human stink, and they are on the...

The cherry in my garden is some cultivar who has lovely blossoms but no fruit, so I suppose that the tree must be sterile... or...

Despite Dutch Elm Disease, there are a few elms around the reserve. There is one large one and, in the area around Kairos, many...

Blue tits are successful creatures. Tiny as they are, they have great hearts and impressive intellect. They, of course, were the birds...

I have written a lot about how the blackbirds have been upset about the cat and the magpies. Well, I think their home proved too unsafe...

A friend had told me that she'd been at a seminar where the subject of communicating with trees had come up and the impression was that...

This is from a piece on Aeon by Michael Bacon : Pragmatism is the United States’ most important contribution to philosophy, emerging in...

Every time I sit with an oak, from maybe a month ago if not longer, a big bee has come buzzing around me. It has been remarkable. Every...

This morning I saw Mr and Mrs plus one of the babies. These photos were taken the day before, when Tane took a break from parenting. As...

These walks just keep me on the right side of my inner borderline. But you know, both sides of the borderline are existing parts of the...

CC sent me a poem she had written which I loved, and so I have her permission to post it here. THE HARE’S TALE The snowshoe hare reads...

Ask me, and I'll tell you that diversity matters. Divergence matters. Celebrate heterogeneity! Celebrate difference! Celebrate the wild...

I wanted to show the opening of oak leaves - the bud opens into a floret of leaves and little flowers. That's a birth and here a death. A...

A delight to see two robin chicks following Tane into the back lilac, where he fed them from the special feeder. I am pretty sure there...

I think the distinction that is made between explaining and understanding in these long quotes from "that Bortoft book" are interesting...

But a certain amount of gore on this St George's Day stroll. Also some interesting trees. Yes, that's right: more interesting trees. And,...

This would be a perfect photograph if I hadn't cut his feet off. He does not look quite so elegant here. She still seems a rather calmer...

The very next day, Tane was back on two feet. I had been anxious that the food on the ground was dangerous, or perceived to be in a...

As if the money worries weren't enough, Tane's injured. He's only using one leg. I had wondered while he was flickering his wings a lot:...