Tag Archives: insects
Fleeting Impressions: Knowing my Place
Over the last month or so, I have been making little explorations around my home ground. Not going very far afield. 6.7.18 BUCKS VALLEY WOODS – hoverflies After the long, dry, sunny summer: flowers, birds, butterflies, verdant greenery – I … Continue reading
Posted in ecology, nature, place, Walking, wildlife, animals and birds
Tagged Abbotsham, beach and coast, birds, Coastwise North Devon, Devon Wildlife Trust, Earth, ecology, Fremington Quay, insects, nature, North Devon, North Devon AONB, Northam Burrows, place, plants, River Taw, River Torridge, Rosemoor, shells, Tarka, trees and woodland, walking, wildlife
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to the estuary… busy doing nothing
Hazy sunlight, scents of earth and leaf – the air around me is mild, warm and damp and a few birds are twittering quietly. I can hear traffic noise as always from across the river. And as always I make … Continue reading
Posted in Devon, nature, North Devon, seasons and cycles
Tagged berries, countryside, insects, National Trust, nature, noise, Northam, outdoors, peace, river, silence, South West Coast Path, Torridge Estuary, Torridge estuary, walking, wildflowers
