The scenery here is so meh 😂😂😂 Haweswater is amazing and beautiful. The levels are so low you can see the drowned field walls and the original watercourse.
LucieMR
@luciemr.bsky.social
Bookworm, nature lover, gin drinker (not fruity ones 🤢), and cheese eater.Sometimes all at the same time. On X and insta, same name.
Woke up in the wee small hours needing a wee. Pricked my toe on this at the bottom of the stairs! Relocated to the back garden with a bowl of cat food. It also explains who'd pooed on the carpet earlier in the evening! Sorry cats 🐈
Found this fabulous elephant hawkmoth caterpillar lumbering across the patio. Look at that little face 😍 🥰❤️
It's a deluge! I really hope it's also falling on the areas affected by fire 🔥
The new sofa from @aldiss_uk was delivered this morning. It is SO comfy!
You have until the 7 October to response to this UK government consultation about fireworks. Includes specific questions about noise and disturbance. 🎆
Horse owners, animal staff, neurodivergents, veterans, humans – finally, a consultancy on fireworks! www.gov.uk/government/c...
No2 so spotted this Emperor dragonfly ovipositing in the pond this morning. The circle is complete!
Hidden in the cliffs at Old Hunstanton is one of Norfolk's rarest wildlife treasures, writes Kate Moore. It's the county's only known natural swift nesting site.
No nest, no scream: why swifts need our help
The swift's iconic summer scream is fading as nest sites disappear and numbers crash. Can conservation efforts reverse its decline?
eastangliabylines.co.uk
I have had a very productive day. I've had a long, cool shower and watched The Railway Children and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Can you help us find ponds like this one? We want to locate a specific type of pond to inform our research on how dogs can impact the quality of ponds. We're looking for ponds in England & Wales that have been split in two, with one half accessible to dogs and one half fenced off to restrict access.
Ridiculously happy that finally a hummingbird hawkmoth has visited my valerian 😁🥰🥰😍
Any help with identification would be greatly appreciated @themarshtit.bsky.social
No idea what these moths are, but suddenly the garden is full of them! 🥰
No idea what these moths are, but suddenly the garden is full of them! 🥰
Discover the remarkable history that lies forgotten in our place names. The Cuckoo's Lea by @drmjwarren.bsky.social is out in paperback 4th June.
This just landed in the front garden. A female emperor I believe? Possibly from the nymph on the patio yesterday?
There seem to be more and more sources of harmful chemicals coming to light. Maybe the regulatory system needs a review? Maybe it needs a revamp? Maybe those whiny greens were right? www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...
Toxic chemicals in pet flea treatments harming wildlife, UK study warns
Flea treatment chemicals fipronil and imidacloprid also implicated in lower cognitive scores in children with autism
theguardian.com