Category: amphibians

• Full Moon Phenology

  The first Spring Full Moon (meteorologically speaking) has been and gone and our distant planet is on the wane once more. I have found it intriguing over the years how the moon phases, more especially the Full Moon, alter the flora and fauna around us. Maybe it is my overactive imagination but with the lengthening […]

  Tony

  March 10, 2012

  amphibians, birding, butterflies, frogs, insects, my calendar, phenology

  Astronomy, Birding, birds, birds of prey, butterflies, butterfly, climate, climate change, coltsfoot, elder, flowers, Full Moon, hawthorn, Moon, nature, phenology, plants, Rain, raptors, scrub, seasons, Siskin, Snow, Thunder, warmth, weather, wild daffodil

• Where’s the time going?

  Hello world. I’m sorry for the lack of updates and let’s hope it’s not writers block or bloggers block, ha ha. One thing that has been pre-occupying me and my family, is the removal of an old garden shed and the general tidying up associated with this task. However, whilst this was being undertaken, during the […]

  Tony

  October 28, 2011

  amphibians, bugs, butterflies, news, newts, phenology, weather

  Thunder