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Monthly Archives: January 2025
After the storm
Yesterday there was a brief respite between Storm Éowyn on Friday and today’s pretty standard wind and rain. Thankfully we got through Éowyn fairly unscathed, losing only a couple of tiles from the “rooflet” over our downstairs bay window. Mind … Continue reading
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Tagged Éowyn, belfast, birds, climate change, forest, nature, northern-ireland, storms, trees, wildlife
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Why does the bird bob its head?
My latest Country Diary come out in today’s Saturday Guardian. Which is lovely because Saturday is the day we always get the paper copy … Which also means I can upload this lovely image of a stylised redshank that accompanied … Continue reading