A compilation of all posts so far. Some post may have additional notes. Notes include all links that are included in the body of each text.
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July 25th – The Nation’s Favourite
The Robin provides a welcome flash of colour and movement in our gardens. Both of my girls and their grandparents for that matter, enjoy picking out a robin amongst the trees and shrubs of a garden. Robins were one of the first birds they knew the name of. Calling out excitedly by the instant recognition…
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23rd July – The Fractious Battle of Oaks and Ash
There are few more pastoral images than that of an Oak tree, solitary, marking the boundaries of farmer’s fields. These grand, imposing trees have captured a sense of heritage and majesty due to their great size and greater longevity. We have two native species in the British Isles; the English Oak (Quercus Robur) and the…
