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Wednesday 25 November 2015
A Silent Spring for Seabirds
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Rachel Carson's Silent Spring Rachel Carson (Photo: Public Domain) Rachel Carson's best-selling book Silent Spring gave ...
Tuesday 24 November 2015
Butterflies in November and British Butterflies that hibernate
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The Red Admiral The only butterfly you are likely to see flying in November in the UK is the Red Admiral ( Vanessa atalanta ). Conspicuous...
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Sunday 22 November 2015
November Moths fly in November
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The November Moth The November Moth ( Epirrita dilutata ), as its name aptly suggests, flies in November, although it can also be found ...
Monday 9 November 2015
Edible wild mushrooms found in November
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November fungi In a mild autumn there are still plenty of edible wild mushrooms and fungi that can be foraged for in November, as long ...
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Monday 2 November 2015
Magic Mushrooms and the magic of mushrooms in autumn
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Why are mushrooms so magical? Mushrooms have something magical about them whether they are the hallucinogenic varieties or simply because...
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Friday 2 October 2015
Herbs of the Sun, Moon and Planets will be my next book
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Sunflower Photo: Steve Andrews I am happy to announce that I have had my book Herbs of the Sun, Moon and Planets accepted for publ...
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Monday 11 May 2015
The Ladder Snake is aptly named because of the ladder markings on its back
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Ladder snake (Elaphe scalaris) Photo by Pascal Dubois The ladder snake ( Rhinechis scalaris ) is an attractive harmless snake f...
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