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Tag: birds

Helping wildlife in a heatwave

Here in the UK we are having some – well, I say unseasonably – hot weather but I probably need … More

amphibians, birds, British wildlife, flowers, frog, garden, gardening, nature, wildlife, wildlife garden
small tree seedling in a pot of compost

Another Wild Service Tree, or two

and my first ever Hawfinch Following my post about the Wild Service Tree a few days ago, a friend of … More

birds, British wildlife, East Sussex, gouache, Hawfinch, illustrator, nature, Sussex, trees, Wild Service Tree

Poster update

for the Yasuni rewilding project with Mossy Earth Here it is so far: There are gaps because my contact asked … More

birds, Ecuador, Mossy Earth, nature, rewilding, Yasuni
Painting of a wood ant in a sketchbook with handwritten text behind

A walk through Selwyns Wood

a Sussex Wildlife Trust nature reserve Not wanting to haul my poor little car up the steep hill to the … More

birds, British wildlife, dog walk, nature, Selwyns Wood, Sussex Wildlife Trust, wildlife, wildlife illustration, wood ant
Collared Dove illustration

The joy of new projects

and a very happy desk I have given myself two new birdwatching logbook projects, and making new titles really is … More

InDesign, Birdwatching Logbook, art, birds, nature, painting, life, book design, writing, blog, illustrator life, Find the joy, collared dove, messy desk, creative mind
Birds of the Seven Sisters Logbook being held in front of a sandy-coloured background

Discover Britain’s Newest Nature Reserve: Seven Sisters

A few days ago, the government announced that the iconic landscape and chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters had been … More

birding, birds, Birds of the Seven Sisters, Birdwatching Logbook, East Sussex, nature, Seven Sisters, Sussex, Sussex Downs, travel, wildlife
Birdwatching logbook with Valentine's motifs

Creating a Bird-Friendly Garden for Nesting

I was walking my dog yesterday when I saw a female Blackbird hopping along the side of the track with … More

birding, birds, Blackbird, garden birds, nature, nesting birds, Town & Country Garden Birds, Valentine's Day, wildlife
Front page of the People's Park for Nature website

Connecting Community and Nature in East Sussex

across the Lower Ouse Valley I have recently taken up an interesting role with the People’s Park for Nature, based … More

birds, Dalmatian Pelican, nature, People's Park for Nature, rewilding, Sketchbook, wildlife, wildlife art

Big Garden Birdwatch: results time

My Big Garden Birdwatch turnout is never particularly remarkable, but I certainly broke a record this year. I was prepared, … More

Big Garden Birdwatch, birds, Birdwatching Logbook, British birds, nature
photo of Alciston church and the yew tree

Birdwatching on the Pilgrim Path: a personal journey

…and a failed painting Yesterday I went for another walk along the lower Downs, this time following the path between … More

birding, birds, Birdwatching Logbook, churches, Cuckmere Pilgrim Path, Forest & Farmland Birds, gouache, nature, Red Kite, Sketchbook, South Downs National Park, Sussex, Sussex Downs, walking, wildlife

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