Thinking this is Bog Star, Parnassia palustris, the county flower of Cumbria.
On Long Rigg, Haweswater Nature Reserve yesterday
#wildflowerhour
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The River Brock is running clear this morning. I noticed it before I could explain why. I’d stopped at the bridge, the quality of the light on the water, the sound, somehow lighter than it has been. A heron watched.
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#naturewriting #correspondence
Great and long overdue conversation after National Emergency Briefing screening with Longridge Town Council this evening.
We have a full public screening on June 3rd.
Amazing the number of screenings planned … very likely to be one near you. www.nebriefing.org/screening-map
Gorse … although not a #WoodlandPlants shrubs light up forest on Beacon Fell #WildflowerHour
The earth is laughing in flowers …
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#wildflowerhour #cowslipchallenge always a delight in late afternoon sun following rain
(Primula veris … ‘of spring' )
#noticingnature #naturewriting
SpaceX recently announced plans to launch one million more satellites as orbital data centres for AI computing power will destroy the night sky for everyone on Earth ...
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The spectacular film adaptation of my book Underland is in cinemas as of Friday.
More details at: www.underlandfilm.com
Working on more screenings in Scotland, Wales & NI.
“Place a sprig in a can and hope for the best”
On this day in 1957, following a nature - food documentary voiced by Richard Attenborough people phoned the BBC looking for advice on growing spaghetti trees.
Results were not reported.
01/04 #dailynature #naturewriting
“Pure sunshine, they are. An instant tonic for a grey day or a low mood”
Josie George #naturewriting in today’s Guardian Country Diary
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Watching. From kitchen window. The tree creeper (certhia familiaris) creeps, weaves, hangs, spirals around the Apple tree bole. It was movement, seemingly of the bark itself, that gave away ‘ki’ presence before id of white belly and tweezer bill.
🌱 #noticingnature #dailynature #naturewriting 31/03
A slightly blurry photo of a small house situated out in the country near a river. It is tucked in the back left with trees bordering it. There are cattails in the front.
"The land is the real teacher. All we need as students is mindfulness".
-Robin Wall Kimmerer
Lap-wing, Flap-wing
Black-wing, Silver-wing
Dawn-lit, Spring Pee-wit
💚 #noticingnature #dailynature #naturewriting
Must try harder ….
Annual State of the Global Climate report … increasing vulnerability of a planet that is moving ever further out of equilibrium as a result of human activity.
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Comfrey ... Symphytum, knitting bone, knitbone, boneset, bruisewort centuries of medicinal use stories.
#storyplants for #wildflowerhour
Have you seen Jack in the Green?
#NatureWriting celebrating March around the Spring Equinox, when the 'land’s intelligence becomes visible, audible and readable again after winter’s silence'
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Nature on Board?
#NatureWriting #VoiceOfNature
After yesterday’s drenching out across the moors, this morning dawns blue-skyed, and frosty-bright. Across the way, a copice of hazel catkins delights with glowing quinacridone gold pendants.
#DailyNature #NatureWriting
Images of the UK’s wildlife are to feature on the next series of banknotes following a public consultation run by the Bank of England.
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“Slowly I have found my way in”
… Maybe this then is our role, not in creating new ways, new technologies, but in stewarding the removal of barriers, stopping harm, repairing damage so living systems can restore themselves.
#naturewriting #regennotes
#dailynature
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Nature connectedness is not just about what we do, talk, teach, write about, but how we feel, think + value our place in the world, it’s who we are
It’s in that moment of instinctively understanding our connectivity before we analyse it.
Sensing before sense-making
#DailiyNature #NatureWriting
Wildcats & Capercaillie good news stories “Even if both species are rarely seen, knowledge they are here, and the little clues that they leave, whether tracks or feathers, are more than enough”
Amanda Thomson #NatureWriting in today’s Guardian Country Diary
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6am and a glorious quartet greeting the grey dawn. Tempted to say ‘as a practice for the upcoming dawn chorus’, but these four aren’t just practicing - they just ‘are’. (And seems they started chorusing without the Wren who is a usual participant)
#DailyNature #NatureWriting
The first of the last ...
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#spring #biodiversity #nature #loss #BnG #naturewriting
Hazel - a tree of wisdom and inspiration, that gives joy with early catkins - one of the very first pollen sources of the year and a lifeline for queen bumblebees now emerging from hibernation. #Wildflowerhour @wildflowerhour.bsky.social
50 Words for Snow collapsed into a Wintry Mix
... further eroding our relationship with nature
#RegenNotes #NatureWriting
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Aliveness ... Living #regenerative buildings are alive, enable inhabitants’ aliveness ... creating conditions for connection through lived experience & felt knowledge through body and presence
#naturewriting #regennotes #livingmountain #regenerativestewardship
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Exploring, celebrating Nan Shepherd's The Living Mountain
How exquisite & sublime a passage, that through reflection has the power to shift thinking on regenerative, on biophilic design, aliveness & what are living buildings
#regennotes #naturewriting
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