Observations on Birds
Hi Rick 1. Reasons not to like Pigeons We have a TV aerial attached to the back wall of our house; inevitably, it partly projects across the end of the roof. Pigeons like to...
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Extras – June 2019
St Michaels Hospice Press Release News From the Basingstoke & District Disability Forum (BDDF) Ramblers Association Linguatastic Language Academy Basingstoke Lions Club Probus Spring Ladies’ Lunch Basingstoke Discovery Centre June Events Southern Co-op Supports...
Blue Tit Fledgeling
First of possibly 7 Blue Tits fledge today. Dropped right by my feet. Cheers Terry McAnish
Dazzling Damsels
Dazzling Damselflies, by Alice Ashcroft, Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust Watching damselflies dance through the air is one of the quintessential experiences of summer, and something many of us look forward to...
Nature Notes For May
As I write, 9th April, it’s been very dull cool and damp for some days here with the north of the country (for a change) enjoying the spring sunshine. But we are about to...
Extras – May 2019
May at the Basingstoke Discovery Centre Basingstoke Lions Club New Forest Show 2019 Odiham and Old Basing Patient Participation Group Probus hears about the RFC & RAF in WW1 Your Rotary Roundup, May...
Slow Worm Sun Bathing
Benjamin Hall writes: Just saw this slow worm coming out to sunbathe on a piece of concrete:
Black Cap and Orangetip Butterfly
Terry McAnish shows his latest garden visitors, Orange Tip Butterfly above and Male Black Cap below:
Extras – April 2019
Extras that did not make it into the printed magazine for April 2019. British Legion Survival Challenge 2019 St. Michael’s Hospice Sunflower Celebration Basingstoke Gang Show 2020 Basingstoke Civil Service Retirement Fellowship Basingstoke Discovery...
Nature Notes For April
So, who spotted the deliberate mistake?? No, it wasn’t ground-hog day, but you did read February’s notes again in March due to an unfortunate editorial faux pas. The real submission was quickly uploaded to...