Is it possible to ‘tread air’? If it is, then the kestrel has it down to an art.
Author Archives: Ross
When the rains came
Each time the floodwaters arrive on the meadows, it is like a world transformed.
Mind the Sycamore Gap
Very rarely does flora make the headlines but the felling of a tree in Northumberland has been the main topic of conversation across the land.
Wayside flora on a summer’s walk
This month, my wanderings have taken me up and down the Valley Trail.
Take a leaf from Andrew’s book
Let’s get behind initiatives that look to protect and nurture our natural world.
Where have all the rabbits gone?
Only a generation ago there were so many rabbits they were seen as pests but these days you don’t see many at all.
Cow parsley’s time in the sun (and shade)
Throughout May the countryside is brimming with cow parsley flowers foaming on tall stalks along roadsides and shady woodland paths.
A nightingale sang in Cornard Park
An encounter with a nightingale is a reminder why this bird is regarded as the songster above all others.
Where wi-fi meets wildlife
Used wisely, mobile phones and apps can enhance your experience outdoors.
Look after hedges, not over them
Call me a man of simple tastes but I do love a good hedge.