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NORWICH: Back to Mousehold Heath
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31st December 2015 The last day of the year, and having dropped Cathy off in the city I carried on round and went to Mousehold Heath ag...
WHITLINGHAM: Last visit of the year
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29th December 2015 On Tuesday I went for a final lap of the year around Whitlingham in the unseasonal warmth of December. As I left the...
Merry Christmas!
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Happy Christmas to everyone who reads my blog, and best wishes for the new year.
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NORWICH: Mousehold Heath fungi & bugs
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23rd December 2015 Whilst looking at some local wildlife blogs recently I noticed a post on Sean's blog ( The Autistic Naturalist )...
NORTH NORFOLK: Paston Way near North Walsham
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22nd December 2015 Having dropped Cathy off at Tuttington, I had a couple of hours to spend nearby. I headed to North Walsham and walked ...
WEST NORFOLK: Flitcham & Roydon
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21st December 2015 Having finished work for Christmas, I decided to head to west Norfolk for a bird & fungus twitch. My first targe...
WHITLINGHAM: December wildfowl counts
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13th December 2015 Today was the final WeBS date of the year, so it was off to Whitlingham to carry out December's wildfowl count. ...
WHITLINGHAM: Pintail hybrid and fungi
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5th December 2015 Most of the time that I'm at Whitlingham I am on my own, so Saturday was a bit of a change as I was there a walk ...
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WHITLINGHAM: After the cold snap
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22nd November 2015 Following a mild start to the autumn it came as a bit of a surprise that the forecast snow actually fell on Norwich ...
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NORWICH: A few more Earlham Cemetery fungi
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15th November 2015 After my Whitlingham bird count I went home for lunch then back out, this time to Earlham Cemetery for the second fu...
WHITLINGHAM: November count & Goosander
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15th November 2015 Another overcast day on Sunday for the Whitlingham WeBS count. The most interesting bird was the Goosander that has...
NORFOLK - Heathland lichens part 2
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8th November 2015 Weeting Heath is usually closed to visitors once the Stone Curlews depart, but as part of our workshop we had been gr...
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NORFOLK(ISH) - Heathland lichens part 1
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8th November 2015 On Sunday I attended a heathland lichen workshop organised by the Breaking New Ground project and NBIS. We spent the ...
CENTRAL NORFOLK: Whitwell Common
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1st November 2015 On Sunday afternoon Cathy & I decided to go for a walk, but without a destination in mind I chose a site from my ...
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WHITLINGHAM: Snails, trees, fungi & a moth
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31st October 2015 On Saturday I headed down to Whitlingham, but as it was a sunny day and rather busy, I decided to start off in the wo...
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