Wild and Wonderful

Two Noah's Ark panels of stained glass from St Neot's Church, Bodmin Moor I discovered very early on that I enjoyed drawing. W...

The expanse between the garden and the wood is a turbulent ocean of leaves. The wind ruffles each branch in relentless pulses as it b...

2 March 2020, the road from RSPB Minsmere This was the world we left behind, a patchwork of flooded meadows, illuminated by the last t...

'Will we permit the rewilding of our hearts and minds,  that is so needed now?'  Dr Miriam Darlington for today's...

Of Eyes and Iridescence Monday, 22 June 2020 On this day when the first poppy opened I sensed the tug of the long haul t...

This is a post in response to # 30DaysWildCreativity , organised by Dr Miriam Darlington . With the exception of my shielded ...

This collage was made in response to Dr Miriam Darlington's # 30DaysWildCreativity meme on the theme of the reciprocal relations...

The world had hardly changed when I planted twenty-five seeds, each one a dry husk from which the vibrancy of life would spring. I ...

Dr Miriam Darlington's # 30DaysWildCreativity activity for today is to respond to the phrase 'Welcome to the night'. Since ...

Dr Miriam Darlington's # 30DaysWildCreativity for today addresses the matter of 'how people and nature weave together and cohab...

My 'Puffin' Photo Challenge yielded a bumper crop of 5-line poems. I have posted ten on The Glow of Emerald Light , my lockdown b...

Today's challenge for #30DaysWildCreativity on Dr Miriam Darlington's Facebook page has 'rain' as its focus. I had ho...

I don't find it easy to reach the grass on account of my mobility issues, but during the last few days the grass in our garden has p...

Dead Stag Beetle, 2015 I first encountered a dead Stag Beetle in the garden when I was 'following a tree' as part of Lucy Corr...