phenology.org.uk

wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com

Where the wolves are: March 2007

http://wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com/2007_03_01_archive.html

Saturday, March 31, 2007. Originally uploaded by wherethewolvesare. Forget the very ropey sketching, just look at that terracotta colour. Wow! The sketch is honestly only barely average but I absolutely nailed the colour of the cut rock sides of the Selby bypass. The sun was bright and made the sandstone cutting glow - it took the edge off of the cold wind, from within. Just look at that colour. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Michael Nobbs dot com. My Garden and Decoration.

wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com

Where the wolves are: Halloween Pumpkins

http://wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com/2007/11/halloween-pumpkins.html

Thursday, November 01, 2007. I'm not keen on eating pumpkins but don't they look great - great colour, great shape. I'm always glad to see them in the shops. And underneath, one of my little pumpkins, Mia, having a nap! Very nice, thanks for sharing. Anna @ rental mobil jakarta. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I live with my family, near Leeds and not far from open countryside. We have a small garden with wild areas. I like to go out for a stroll when the weather's good. View my complete profile.

wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com

Where the wolves are: August 2007

http://wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html

Wednesday, August 29, 2007. Originally uploaded by wherethewolvesare. As for magpies, I just like 'em, and I find that the black and white stays in my mind's eye, long enough to get down on paper, better than most other sights. Tuesday, August 21, 2007. Originally uploaded by wherethewolvesare. Sorry for my absence, but unlike the summer, at least I did return. If anyone's in any doubt, they should feel the chill north wind that's been blowing through here for the last couple of days. Under the Fire Star.

wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com

Where the wolves are: December 2006

http://wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com/2006_12_01_archive.html

Friday, December 15, 2006. Originally uploaded by wherethewolvesare. At the end of our road there are open fields, and when we get a wet spell, like this last week, they can get pretty boggy with some patches of standing water. I like this because it's the nearest I'm going to get to waterside living for the forseeable future and it always attracts some mallards within a couple of days. Winter ducks on the doorstep - my idea of heaven (I'm easily pleased! Tuesday, December 05, 2006. Michael Nobbs dot com.

wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com

Where the wolves are: The Rumbling Kern

http://wherethewolvesare.blogspot.com/2007/08/rumbling-kern.html

Tuesday, August 21, 2007. Originally uploaded by wherethewolvesare. Sorry for my absence, but unlike the summer, at least I did return. Just got back from our holiday, in Northumberland. We had a farm cottage just yards from the sea, near Howick and by a 'feature' most wonderfully called, on the OS maps, 'The Rumbling Kern'. I've no idea what a kern is, presumably it's a rocky cove, but each night we fell asleep to the rumble of the waves hitting the rocks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

avianconservation.blogspot.com

American Avian Conservation & Research Institute: Autumn Leaves are for the Birds: A Preliminary Study of Red Autumn Foliage & An Insectivorous Migratory Bird Species

http://avianconservation.blogspot.com/2013/07/autumn-leaves-are-for-birds-preliminary.html

Our mission is to promote the art of bird conservation through science and education. Tuesday, July 30, 2013. Autumn Leaves are for the Birds: A Preliminary Study of Red Autumn Foliage and An Insectivorous Migratory Bird Species. In addition to plant-predator hypotheses plant physiologists have proposed that color change in autumn foliage serves a physiological purpose for the tree. 8226;Color as Signal to Insect Leaf Predators/Parasites. Archetti (2008) illustrates that weak trees also produce bright co...

robertmarsham.co.uk

Useful Links : Robert Marsham

http://www.robertmarsham.co.uk/useful-links

Visit Stratton Strawless Church. The Marsham family estate. A jewel in the wilderness. Fellow of the Royal Society. Http:/ www.phenology.org.uk. 8211; The UK Phenology Network. Http:/ www.naturescalendar.org.uk. 8211; An alternative name and address for the above. Http:/ www.eyemead.com/RO-TEXT.htm. 8211; A 18th century description of some remarkable oaks. Http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humphry Repton. 8211; More on Humphry Repton. Http:/ www.gilbertwhiteshouse.org.uk. 8211; The Gilbert White Museum.