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Artist inspired by 58 acres of rewilding. #1000postcards project depicting its biodiversity….NO NFTs only DMs about my work answered Commissions taken
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Our Native Are more delicate than the introduced American Grays who carry a virus our native squirrels have no immunity to So they have been in decline for a long time now. Here at Sunnyhill farm Our Hazel Woods should be full of them so today I am posting a.......

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My first portrait of my favourite that looks like it might have succumbed to Nothing lasts for ever but I did think this beautiful giant would outlive me. It might just break my heart if it has to go because it’s near the house

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Todays card is one of my favourite moss covered it grows by a path in the woods near the entrance from top meadow.Some of the trees have ferns growing out of their bark owls living in holes where branches have dropped & burrows dug into their roots.

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Have you ever wondered what happens to bumblebees in the winter? Only the Queen will survive she will over winter in a snug spot. In the spring she will collect pollen and build a little honeypot. Then having laid her eggs she will sit them like a chicken eating the pollen honey

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In the winter when it snowed a beautiful came to our garden for food.Suddenly all the birds flew away & from behind a bush the fox appeared I watched it from the kitchen window tiptoeing through the snow eating the apples & nuts I had left for the birds

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It’s the time of year when mushrooms and toadstools are popping up in unexpected places and then suddenly vanishing again. I found these blackening wax caps growing right outside the house and the damp grass.

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Gwyfyn in Welsh Papillon de Nuit in french beautiful in any language a good indicator of healthy biodiversity

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Todays postcard is a detail from a work in progress provide a mosaic of habitats with their cracks & crevices fruit & flowers loved by numerous mistletoe the list is too large for a tweet

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Chanterelles in golden clusters grow amongst the leaf mould in our woods There are signs that something has been digging & eating them a squirrel or badger maybe & the few that are left have been damaged by slugs. One day I will get to them first

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The floor of the woodland is littered with discarded hazelnuts while up above the squirrels rush this way & that feeding themselves up for cold weather. The ancient coppiced Hazel woods provide five-star habitat for squirrels and hopefully dormice.

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