Wildlife gardening usually involves leaving an area a bit messy, or undisturbed, and this might sound troubling for perfectionists. One … More
Category: Blog posts
red squirrels
A suitable theme for Blogtober Day 1! Not gonna lie, I was slightly caught on the hop (clearly unaware that … More
the latest Knepp-isode
My safari at the Knepp Wildland I visited this trailblazing estate back in April and I was interested to see … More
stamps…postcards…stamps
they can be both I love stamps, and I love postcards, so postcards of stamps are really a match made … More
going storking
A White Stork and a Marabou Stork to be precise. Yesterday’s evening session with Wild Life Drawing was back with … More
Designing Visual Aids of the Appalachian Trail
for the Birds of the Appalachian Trail logbook I’m coming to the end of my Birds of the A.T. project … More
The Beauty of British Fish: cod & pollack
more paintings of our fishes Here are a couple more illustrations of some British fish, or at least, fish that … More
trout and otters
I have discovered I really like painting fish. It’s my friend’s birthday coming up and I wanted to make him … More
so many acorns!
It’s a Mast Year Last autumn, following the weird non-spring and what-was-that summer, I remember feeling troubled by the lack … More
carping on
a birthday present I’m not a fan of fishing myself, but my daughter’s other half goes off to France periodically … More