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Acorn Bank

adminfirefly wrote 1 week ago: Artworks in the Woollen Wood at Acorn Bank Have you heard of a woollen wood? No, we hadn’t eit … more →

Tags: Activties, Acorn Bank, Fairies, National Trust, The Campaign for Real Wool, The Canopy Arts Project, Trees, Woodland, woollen wood

Pond Life1 comment

Heidi wrote 1 week ago: At this time of the year, the large pond in our garden is full of life. It is surrounded by all kind … more →

Tags: In my garden..., Plants, spring, garden in spring, garden pond, marsh marigold caltha palustris, pond creatures, primroses

All Kinds Of Poles2 comments

Rachel wrote 1 week ago: This post is written in response to a comment by Dom on an earlier post about how to tell newt and t … more →

Tags: Ecology, Frogs, newt larva, Tadpoles, toadpoles, toads

How Newts Do It5 comments

Tongue Sandwich™ wrote 3 weeks ago: Two Virginia Newts: Newt and Callista Gingrich Two California newts: Henry and Mabel Newt No, this a … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, The Weird + Wonderful, Amphibians, animals, Biology, mating, Nature, Newt Gingrich, reproduction

The search for our six-legged friends...2 comments

cragglerat wrote 3 weeks ago: The insect survey training day took place on Saturday, and it was great to see an excellent turn out … more →

Tags: insect surveying, Scottish Nature, National Nature Reserve, loch leven, Volunteering, Boathouse Bistro, Moth Trapping, mothing, Small Tortoiseshell

Wildlife pond, frogs, toads and newts

Wellies and Potbellies wrote 3 weeks ago: We have a wildlife pond in our garden, it was there when we moved in 8 years ago. It attracts lots o … more →

Tags: Stroud, wildlife pond, toads, Frogs

Flowers, Frogs, Newts and Follies

ukgardenfiend wrote 4 weeks ago: It is now April and June will be here soon enough and the garden is still not growing! Well not 100% … more →

Tags: Flowers, garden design, Gardens, Seeds, Shopping, Vegtables, wildlife, Garden, Nature

Lunchtime Laudable: Asking for help, and a few funnies1 comment

Jodi wrote 4 weeks ago: I woke up in a good mood this morning. This is rare, so it’s worth celebrating. I decided to w … more →

Tags: Commentary, Exercise/Weight Loss, Humor, Food, Websites, Weight loss, Diets, IT

Life in The Puddles19 comments

Flâneur Gardener wrote 1 month ago: The puddles have been iced over most of the winter, but they seem to have survived quite well; the w … more →

Tags: Garden, Perennials, spring, The Puddles, wildlife, Aquatic Snails, bugs, toads, water

Newts in the pond!

Cathie wrote 1 month ago: Was so pleased today to see that we have Newts in our pond! The warm sun must have brought them out … more →

Tags: wildlife, Pond Life, Pond

A walk to the wishing well - Crochan Llanddwyn2 comments

Kay hortographical wrote 1 month ago: Legend has it that the pool in Newborough Forest known as Crochan Llanddwyn (Llanddwyn’s crock … more →

Tags: Newborough Forest, walks, red squirrels, walks, pines, Wishing Well, Crochan Llanddwyn

Welcoming wildlife

hawkinclare wrote 1 month ago: A little while after folding away all the tarpaulins at the weekend, and standing surveying my handi … more →

Tags: allotments, Eco-Friendly, gardening, Nature, Allotment, allotments, animals, bean, bean digging

Stones and Cornus: revised and revealed1 comment

ukgardenfiend wrote 1 month ago: It is now April and June will be here soon enough and the garden is still not growing! Well not 100% … more →

Tags: Books, Gardens, Flowers, Tea and cake, Shopping, Philosophy, Seeds, wildlife, garden design

How not to get killed by an alien14 comments

nobodysreadingme wrote 1 month ago: Alastair specifically requested this, so as I’m an obliging sort of cove… There are two … more →

Tags: Fake Science, wild animals, Travel, Health and wellbeing, SciFi, angst, films, Cats, Urban warrior

Two Journalists and a Newt5 comments

bjanecarp wrote 1 month ago: I got three short-topics today. I write like Karl Marx! I watched an interview with Jonathon Sperber … more →

Tags: Autobiographical, Current Events, Thoughts, writing, Karl Marx, Roger Ebert, obituary, waterdogs

Salamanders Announce Arrival of Spring in Ithaca1 comment

Seth Inman wrote 1 month ago: Spotted Salamander by Brian Magnier Last night, at forty-odd degrees Fahrenheit and under a light dr … more →

Tags: wildlife, Amphibian, Cornell University, salamanders, Bull Pasture Ponds, Kelly Zamudio, Cornell Plantations

Our Frequent Visitors2 comments

HLS81 wrote 1 month ago: One of the most fantastic things about living where we do is the number of visitors we get to our pa … more →

Tags: Deer, FOX, wildlife, woodpecker

Pond dipping - new to newts1 comment

explorationalsituations wrote 2 months ago: Something pretty exciting is happening in the wild garden. It’s spring. The frogs and newts ar … more →

Tags: outdoors, Education, Nature, kids, Play

Marsh Way Pond1 comment

lornasmithers wrote 2 months ago: For Elizabeth Basquill and the Friends of Marsh Way Pond On the edge of Marsh Way where the marsh is … more →

Tags: Poetry, water, houses, Nature, Elizabeth Basquill, ponds, Frogs, marshes, The Friends of Marsh Way Pond


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