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Earth stuff
It seems that I am spending nearly every day at the Reserve. I guess there are advantages to not having enough work. I visited the...

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Apr 81 min read
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Birds, bees and blossoms
One day, standing under the back lilac, a jay landed in next door's birch and stared at me for a few seconds before following his mate to...

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Apr 71 min read
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Two more trips to the Reserve
On April Fool's Day, I decided that I really like geese. I love how they pair up and the male looks out for his mate. I sat in my...

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Apr 62 min read
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What do we think?
One of my friends says, "I know we all have beauty, and I am sincerely good at knowing and seeing that... but..." I know what she means....

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Apr 52 min read
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Behaviour?
Any idea what the dunnock's doing? The strands in the beak may be from the wool I left out for nesting birds, but what's going on with...

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Apr 41 min read
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Bloomin' interesting
Huh. I saw that image and wrote that title with SOMETHING in my mind... but who knows what it was? It's fled. Like my focus. OK. What has...

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Apr 33 min read
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The unexpected
The day started well. Look who visited!!! Then I went to the garage. I had expected a 45 minute appointment as I was waiting. Nope. Three...

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Apr 21 min read
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Light and life
It is nice to see the buds and leaves opening. And the longer hours of daylight. Light... lightning... this is a peculiar view of the...

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Apr 12 min read
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A worm's tale
At the end of the path, a worm was working their way from the soil to the no-worm's-land of concrete. Closer inspection: what's that blob...

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Mar 311 min read
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The Ancient One
I have mentioned before the very very old oak who has lost most of his crown? Well, I felt drawn to visit. While I was there, I had this...

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Mar 301 min read
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Angels eat nectar
I wondered who was dropping flowers on me. The blue tits pluck them and eat the base, where the nectar pools. Just as I used to do with...

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Mar 291 min read
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The trees are watching
Still uneasy. My new pal Judy phrased it well: the difficulty and fear of stepping into the here-unfolding. So, I went to see Kairos. On...

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Mar 281 min read
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Threads
I love the way the spiders' webs all across the grass are illuminated by later afternoon sun. I continue, reverse Ariadne, following the...

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Mar 271 min read
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Spring
Two wonderful reflections celebrating the start of spring... a post on Erik Jampa Andersson's substack about the Vernal Equinox ... and...

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Mar 261 min read
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Stranger danger
The whole robin situation gets more confusing by the day. See this chap? Or chappess. Singing loud and proud just across the hedge? It's...

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Mar 251 min read
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Pairing up
I saw the pair of jackdaws and a pair of pigeons settling in for the night. I like the way the birds negotiate space. I like seeing the...

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Mar 241 min read
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Emanuele Coccia
These are all quotes from his book The Life of Plants: A Metaphysics of Mixture : [Plants’] absence of movement is nothing but the...

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Mar 232 min read
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Gone tomorrow
Instead of going to Devon, I went to Leicestershire and visited two woods: Prior's Coppice and Launde Big Wood. I got lost on my way to...

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Mar 222 min read
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Kairos Conatus
This is a video offering... Thus Spake the Crone

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Mar 211 min read
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Country cousin
I saw that robin when I was looking at the old trees a few days ago. And I thought the breast looked more red than on the urban robins....

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Mar 201 min read
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