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Category Archives: wildlife
Solstice of the Moon: A flying visit…
There was absolutely no way we were going to drive to our destination without getting sidetracked. Where would be the fun in that? So we decided that the first place that would take us from the main road north would … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancient sites, Birds, Books, Photography, road trip, Sacred sites, Solstice of the Moon, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, wildlife
Tagged Holy Island, Lindisfarne, sparrows
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Going West: First Flight
We had watched the swallows in the hotel car-park, marvelling at their mastery of the air and swift, graceful flight and delighting in the first, tentative flutters as the baby swallows left the nest for the first time. We have … Continue reading
Posted in baby birds, Birds, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, travel, Wales, wildlife
Tagged daring to be yourself, embracing being, fear
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Going West: Fish, Chips and Cormorants
We were starting to get hungry by the time we arrived at our hotel in Lampeter, a small university town in mid-Wales that deserved more attention than we had time to give it. Personally, I blame the football. The trouble … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, travel, Wales, wildlife
Tagged Aberaeron, fish and chips, lampeter, sea bird, Wales
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Gnomes, magic and porriwiggles…
I don’t know what sparked the memory. It might have something to do with the Elemental symbolism and magic of the upcoming workshop weekend. And we had been talking about gardens with one of my son’s neighbours… and gardens are … Continue reading
Posted in symbolism, The Silent Eye, wildlife
Tagged childhood, education, elementals, garden gnome, magic, newts, salamanders
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Container gardeners
The sun rose this morning on a misty world, finding its way through scattered clouds. Although the air is chill, yet there is a feeling of spring burgeoning with determined inevitability in the hedgerows and fields. Houses huddle together for … Continue reading
Posted in flowers, Landscape, Life, Love, wildlife
Tagged cycle of life, evolution, gardens, spirituality
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The tiny house #NoirWednesday
She was young, beautiful and the sun rose in her eyes. A stranger child… found by the wayside and raised by the elders. The village lads vied for her favour. Their mothers nodded doting heads and grandfathers remembered their vigour … Continue reading
Posted in mystery, photo prompt, wildlife
Tagged flash fiction, ghost story, imprisoned, witchcraft and superstition
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Crazy bird lady and the sixth sense
On the first day that Ani and I moved into the new flat, a small, unidentified flying object hopped in through the big glass doors to say hello. He looked a bit like a sparrow, but his legs were too … Continue reading
Posted in baby birds, Birds, Dogs, Life, Photography, Spirituality, wildlife
Tagged consciousness, five senses, meditation, perception, psychology, The Silent Eye
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Cabined, cribbed, confined…
During our recent visit to the zoo at Whipsnade, and in spite of my profound reservations on the keeping of wild and wide-ranging animals in captivity, the majority of what we saw was positive. Endangered species and some that are … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, war, wildlife
Tagged captivity, ecology, environment, marine mammal, sea lion, US NMMP, zoo
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There’s always one…
In every crowd, there’s always one… who stands out from the rest and wears their true colours. Some place themselves upon a pedestal, seeking to be heard. Some rebel against the norm… wearing coats of many colours. Yet others raise … Continue reading
Posted in nature, Photography, Spirituality, wildlife
Tagged conformity, individuality, penguins, prejudice, respect, uniqueness
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