Pictures taken before the trees had fully leafed out... now, spying is even harder! I love the pigeon even more hidden than the jay! OK,...

But I was rather happy with these images. What it's about is my second visit to Kairos, the Mystical Oak. Sadly, I had left my phone in...

This is a tree I came across about 18 months ago, but I didn't do more than look at him. It was when I found a dead muntjac tangled in...

There's an old nursery rhyme, Who Killed Cock Robin? You can find out all about it here. One day I DID think he was dead as I found...

News on the tits: the great tits and the blues are now using the window feeder. Just as well as the squirrels keep emptying the special...

OR "How to use failed attempts at photography"

The lovely Mexican orange blossom.

A volunteering day with the Wildlife Trust.

I have an excess of images, but also some stories. Bobbit is still singing a lot, but also carrying suet pellets to the hedge by the pub....

The Sentient Forest people have encouraged the cohort to read various texts on Goethe's approach to plants - Goethe's phenomenology. The...

I actually went to the Reserve to visit the Goddess Oak. I wanted to show the form of the face in the hollow. I can still see it, but I...

Very far from it!

I should have put these in that long post a few days ago. In fact, these images are all earlier - as you can tell from the state of the...

Of course, Bobbit is my highlight. Some of those images are repeated here. But there's also plant joy. Finally, two little pictures that...

And other contortions.

The shape of the eye is an index of the state of mind. This is a peaceful eye. Close up shots are always pleasing, but what I love most...

[That doesn't look like a hare? - Ed.]

I went to the National Theatre to see London Tide, which was very good. My friends and I all groaned when it started with singing - three...

A while back I found a very old oak tree in some fields where I have been walking for many years (I also found two dead badgers there)....

The mating game seems like incredibly hard work. No wonder I never did it.