Spending time in nature contributes to wellbeing.
From snorkelling, birdwatching or walking, for tourism.
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Nearly time. How will you . I'll be doing it in watercolour if you fancy joining me, tag your sketches with A relaxing hour, watching, counting and sketching.

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Who else is doing the e next weekend?
I love watching our greater spotted woodpecker. This lovely bird arrives early every morning to feast on peanuts, and I still get excited every time I see it.

Woodpeckers are pre… https://t.co/8lLQOFZPLI

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<No. 044 Eurasian Nuthatch>

Aren't you dizzy being upside down like that?
It seems like doing yoga. :D

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MEET NATURE. MEET GREEN

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Join me on 25-27th Jan for an hour counting and sketching your garden birds for the Today's bird is the a regular garden visitor often heard asking for 'more tea please Betty'.

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Blue Tit in todays countdown to and Putting up feeders is great to supplement our garden birds. But you can also help by not using weedkiller, or slug pellets and planting trees and plants that attract natural food.

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<No. 043 White-naped Crane>

I'm a White-naped Crane, who have whole gray colored body.
It is a secret, that the red one around eyes is my skin!

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MEET NATURE. MEET GREEN.

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As part of our programme to keep art alive in schools, eagle-eyed Rory in Year 1 of discovered this falcon on a suitor’s arm from del Sellaio’s ‘Cupid and Psyche’. Here are the classes results.



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Finished result of the three little ones...one the most detailed artworks I’ve done so far.
Not sure if they need a background because I love the way they pop from the page now.
Perhaps I will get to that next year!😉

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Advent calendar of this year’s work. 20/12 “Our birds” Drawn for my daughter to take with her to to remember our and all our birds at home. Spot them all! Not for sale :-)

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Silas
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A druid of the Order of the Hawk. He recently graduated from apprenticeship, but still considers himself a novice. Always has a smile on his face and doesn’t care much for personal hygiene. He enjoys birdwatching and studying magic.

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I didn't create much art. These two pieces are the only I feel proud of. Instead, I fell in love with Atlantic Ocean. Spent months of loneliness, birdwatching, changing sky, stargazing, feeling the wind and the sailboat...
Thus, painting in the sailboat was real fun!

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is the final hashtag of the week! Here we have a Journal of Field Ornithology containing lists of the birds observed in Shropshire by an unnamed birdwatcher during the period 1888-1911(MI9430/2) We also hold the County Bird Reports from 1971 onwards!

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