a dog's life in the Tamar valley, Cornwall, PL17

first a rook, and then this jackdaw, settled on the stump of an old apple tree, and tore off small strips of wood. What for? We have also be...

and where there are no bluebells there are great stretches of wild garlic. The two species share the same damp woodland habitat but seem to ...

tipless Harriet, her beauty forever spoilt, hiding her sorrows in a bluebell glade near Carthamartha. And no, the colours aren't quite r...

the innermost secrets of the marsh violet laid bare. The marsh violet is not a common plant locally, but grows beside just one small, but cl...

the peculiar flower of wood spurge, and the delicate flower of marsh violet

pheasant eyes growing high in the meadows in Greenscombe woods (plus tiny mite of some sort).