Originally posted on Towheeblog:
Latest research shows dramatic disappearance of Europe’s birdlife. Click here for story.Black Redstart above. Griffon Vulture,…
Author: Pete
I am semi-retired after a career in medical sciences. I now work from home doing independent research and consultancy amongst other things. One advantage of this is that I do have time to indulge my interests including birdwatching, natural history, steam trains and history particularly ancient history.
Blood swept lands and seas of red
Yesterday Sue and I took the opportunity of being in central London with a free afternoon to visit the World … More
The Cunarder
Originally posted on Loco Yard:
As well as its own Named Trains such as the Atlantic Coast Express, the Southern Railway…
Naturelog: Patch update October 2014
Strangely after last month’s increase in activity it seems to have been very quiet around the patch in October. There … More
Mallard
The Mallard is the commonest and most easily recognised duck species in the UK. It can be found in all … More
A picture from Hubble: Pandora’s Cluster
Hubble Sees the Eerie Ghosts of Long-Dead Galaxies >> http://t.co/HlFknri8TO pic.twitter.com/NLbpi1e92A — Discovery (@Discovery) November 1, 2014 |taken from Discovery … More
Naturelog: Thursday 30th October
North Kent Marshes A beautiful day and the chance to spend it birdwatching with Keith and Dave visiting various sites … More
Visitors to the feeding station
Here are some pictures of visitorsto our feeding station yesterday Common Pigeon Red Fox Grey Squirrel Jay Magpie
Naturelog: Tuesday 28th October
A bright sunny morning and I set out to join a RSPB walk at Footscray Meadows, but encounter problems with … More
Views of Vienna (3)
From palaces to metro stations the architecture in Vienna is fantastic Westbanhof Station Photo by Wendy ( https://www.flickr.com/photos/20575593@N00/)
