As the falcon flew towards us, its face looked alarmingly like Hannibal Lecter’s muzzle
In your faces, twitchers!
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The irony of “fakery” claims and backlash against production tricks on Planet Earth II
Criticism of David Attenborough’s latest nature series is at odds with the enhanced authenticity of how we record our own…
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My pagan prayers at the turn of the Celtic year
Hallowe’en, or All Saints’ Eve, or el Día de los Muertos, or – as I pointed out to everyone’s surprise…
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Five ways the Environment Committee’s flooding report is inspired by The Lord of the Rings
The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee has released its recommendations to overhaul flood management. Here’s what they remind…
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Is the discovery of the first dinosaur brain bad news for creatures today?
Could our raptor rapture render us complacent about, or at least distracted from, the extinction crisis we currently face?
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My encounter with roadrunner and the not-so-wily coyote
It wasn’t like in the cartoons at all: speed wasn’t a factor, or at least it wouldn’t be, until much…
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The roadrunner and the not-so-wily coyote
Coyotes keep an eye out for all kinds of prey in the Arizona desert.
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Season of mists . . . and foraging with Ivor
Autumn is here, and I’m heading out with Ivor Cutler, forager, poet, songwriter and sage.
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