Charles Darwin, Coronavirus, COVID-19 lockdown, Dr Valerie Jeffries
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Happy New Year to friends and followers of the FFON
Butterfly feeding experiment by Rowan Allen who is eight-years-old.
Move Over Robin Hood? With a Tribute to Pamela
Armchair Naturalists, Make Nature Your Playground, Podcast: feeding the birds can help the nations armchair naturalists beat coronavirus isolation
Podcast Episode 8: Make Nature Your Playground and “Consider the Colours”.
We’re in ‘Peregrine’ – The magazine of the Hawk and Owl Trust
Armchair Naturalists, Bees, Biodiversity, Butterflies, Insects, Margaret Cooper, Nature Detective, Norfolk, Self-isolating, The Frightened Face of Nature, wildflowers
The Nar Valley in Norfolk – A foot safari during the Covid lockdown.
ARMNAT, Charles Darwin, Rev Gilbert White, The Linnean Society, The Linnean Society of London, Valerie Jeffries
Gilbert White: 300 year anniversary of his birth.
Animals, Graham Wellstead, Nature Detective, woodland
My Woodland Odyssey.
Armchair Naturalists, ARMNAT, Nature photography, Pennsylvania, USA., rain, Susan Underkoffler, wildflowers
The Smell of Green
Charles Darwin, Haplochromine fish - 'Haps', Kenya, Natural Selection, The Frightened Face of Nature, Valerie Jeffries
THE FISHES’ TALE. Part II : RESURGENCE
Animals, Armchair Naturalists, ARMNAT, Bird declines, Graham Wellstead
“Wild place in a crowded county” by Graham Wellstead
Animals, Armchair Naturalists, ARMNAT, John E Cooper, Margaret Cooper, Maxwell Knight, Nature Detective, Podcast: feeding the birds can help the nations armchair naturalists beat coronavirus isolation, Simon H. King, Snakes, The Linnean Society, The Linnean Society of London
Podcast episode 7 – An Anniversary (Maxwell Knight’s) and an Armchair Assessment.
Haplochromine fish - 'Haps', Kenya, Valerie Jeffries
THE FISHES’ TALE
Armchair Naturalists, Bees, Chris Middleton
Bee orchids: a plant being able to outwit an insect is truly phenomenal.
Armchair Naturalists, hedgehogs, Moths, Tim Roberts
An entertaining short video relating to a social distance dispute (hedgehogs!), but first – moths:
An invitation to children and young people, Armchair Naturalists
“The Ocelot” by Rowan Allen (age 8)
Armchair Naturalists, Podcast: feeding the birds can help the nations armchair naturalists beat coronavirus isolation
Podcast episode 6 – Bees, bugs, ponds and water-bowls.
A bee in slow motion on a practically perfect poppy
Armchair Naturalists, SE4 Sally
A note from “SE4 Sally”
Animals, Biodiversity, Graham Wellstead, Insects, Ponds
Pond life.
Animals, AntBoy - Xander Johnston, Ants, Armchair Naturalists, Podcast: feeding the birds can help the nations armchair naturalists beat coronavirus isolation
Podcast episode 5 – “Where have all the flowers gone”
Animals, Canaries, Graham Wellstead
‘Although not wildlife, my canary stock is worthy of comment.’
‘Moments I treasure’ by Graham Wellstead.
AntBoy - Xander Johnston, Ants, Cairngorms, entomology, Invertebrates
Introducing ‘AntBoy’ – with superpowers of the entomology kind!
Animals, Armchair Naturalists, Bees, Big Butterfly Count 2016, Biodiversity, Butterflies, Conservation, Insects, Invertebrates, John E Cooper, Margaret Cooper, Moths, wildflowers
“Where have all the flowers gone?”
Can anyone identify this beetle?
Armchair Naturalists, Sarah Pellett
The joys of an early morning walk to work
Animals, Armchair Naturalists, Batesian mimicry, Bird Feeding, Bird gardening, birds, Coronavirus, COVID-19 lockdown, Feeding the birds can help the nation’s ‘armchair naturalists’ beat coronavirus isolation, Garden birds, Gardens, John E Cooper, Margaret Cooper, Podcast: feeding the birds can help the nations armchair naturalists beat coronavirus isolation, Scotland, Simon H. King
Podcast episode 4 – ‘Don’t keep your natural history to yourself’
Armchair Naturalists, Butterflies, David McHattie, Moths
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