What a lucky, lucky prince this frog is...his princess is giant, pale, bloated, fat and blind in one eye.
Who could ask for more?
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Try a honey buzzard nest and an important update at 6th July - * UPDATE 6th July: As part of our long-term plans for Derby's peregrine falcons, we will be removing the current cameras from the old nest platform this w...
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Wizard Of Tarantino - Nothing like an old-school Dave Macdowell painting to pull me out of my pop culture slumber. Love this one, especially Dorothy as Beatrix Kiddo. Badass. ...
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Why I cancelled my 6000 tree planting scheme in favour of Scrubland, Heathland and Natural Regeneration (or re-wilding!) - I'm re-blogging this blog post from back in July 2012 after reading my friend Sarah's brilliantly researched article on scrubland. Scrub is Special - Save ...
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Airbnb introduces the Bélo: the story of a symbol of belonging - I'm so happy and proud to be working for such a wonderful company! Love Airbnb :-)12 years ago
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Bootleg transactions of the 15th MAM meeting - The 15th meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Malacologists took place yesterday at the Delaware Museum of Natural History (DMNH) in Wilmington, Delaware. I counted...
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27 - 28 February: Last ringing session - The last ringing session for the group in Nsoatre. It was with sadness and trepidation that we arrived at the ringing site to check how the nets had fared ...
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sights and sounds of beauty - I have been hard at work editing the audio I recorded during my research for The Beauty in the Beast … am just over half way through now … and it has been ...14 years ago
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Singing Like A Bird - Not much posting going on here. For invasive species news in the style of the ISW but in succinct 140-character morsels, follow the ISW on Twitter at inv...15 years ago
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General Agitation #2- Plain English Please!!! - source I know I'm not perfect myself and probably say 'y'know' too m...
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Just a mock up on one of my old blog adresses :) - Heya sweetie. This is one I've played around with as much as I can. (I've had to leave in the links at the very bottom of the page as some of it is copywri...16 years ago
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Wild Place, Your Space Volunteers - *Have some fun and do something rewarding in your community. *
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