Liza Adamczewski or the accidental ecologistさんのイラストまとめ

It’s going to be at least another week before my husband gets his car back. I guess the mice liked the warmth of the engine and the flavour of the plastic coated wiring. Naughty mice the bill will run into hundreds of pounds #1000postcards #mice #Biodiversity2020 #biodiversity

I found my first #Hellebore in flower yesterday always a sign that spring is getting closer. It must have escaped from the garden & made its way right to the middle of the top meadow. The ivy is still full of berries so I will have to wait to trim the garden wall #1000Postcards

With the inevitable Boxing Day hunts, the surprise clubbing to death with a baseball bat of a trapped fox & sick bits of film posted on Twitter of someone bashing a car with a freshly killed fox it’s not been a great time to be a fox in the UK

The December month can be found between October & December it’s Larvae Feed on deciduous trees such as a Oak I found this one on the cotoneaster horizontalis that self seeded into our front wall #1000Postcards #Moths #MothsMatter #biodiversity

It appears there is something called #MammalMonday So here’s a red squirrel with a hazelnut. Did you know that a squirrels drey has two rooms & one is used as a nursery? #1000Postcards #Squirrels #RedSquirrel

There is a large bowl of apples in the kitchen saved from the ancient James Grieve & kept for the #fieldfares Every day I throw a few apples out onto the grass.If I hadn’t saved them the wasps would have eaten the lot & The fieldfares, smallest of the #thrushes love a windfall

I don’t know where the #BarnOwl lives on our farm it’s not in the #owlbox on the massive old oak tree although sometimes I think something is living in there & sightings of them are scarce as hens teeth but I heard their #owlets calling in the night & that was something! #Owls

Who ate all the #ParasolMushrooms? you did who ate all the #chanterelles ? you did who dug up and ate a wasp nest........ok you can have that one on me no worries #Badger you’re the Ray Winston of Sunnyhill Farm

When I was a child my grandpa took me to the park to hand feed red squirrels and I remember our shared delight as the little creatures ran up my legs and down my arms to the handfuls of nuts on offer. Once these creatures are gone it’s sadly very hard to bring them back

Picture of a red squirrel in the absence of the real thing. Sometimes understanding biodiversity means noticing the absence of things and sadly we have an absence of red squirrels. #1000Postcards #RedSquirrels #Extinction #Biodiversity #Mammals