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Muntjac survival in cold weather UK 2012
Was concerned and interested about muntjac ,coming from where they do , coping with the first half of February’s weather here. The night of 10/11 th I recorded -14 C in my garden. The daytime was without much movement on … Continue reading
English birdsong heard in January 2012
In this third week of January 2012 here’s my observations and nature notes. Seeing lots of muntjac around weather v mild and not too windy . The feed hoppers on the local shoots are attracting lots of attention as they … Continue reading
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Tagged Nature notes January 2012
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An example of calling and recalling Muntjac
Here is an example of a co-operative Muntjac I filmed in 2010. The animal was actually on camera for almost 20 minutes, coming and returning several times. I’ve found this to be quite unusual and I didn’t have the oppportunity … Continue reading
Muntjac deer enjoying the sunshine
Muntjac seen everywhere today, quite a contrast to December when they were huddled under cover conserving body heat ! A day worthy of a phenology entry, the first Brimstone butterfly a female. The first Daffodils this week and the blackthorns … Continue reading
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Tagged Muntjac, spring
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Departing visitors
Seeing small groups of Fieldfares moving in a northerly direction I suppose the start of their journey to to breed in Scandinavia?Goldcrests reappeared in our garden about 10 days ago, I had missed hearing them all winter. However did they … Continue reading
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New beginnings
Not spring yet, but sunny days do bring light into the woodlands which help stimulate new growth. Having been out to collect the stealth cam the walk there and back to the vehicle was a pleasure. Later I’ll be able … Continue reading
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Welcome to my world
The countryside has been at the centre of my life since I was a small boy and the sights, sounds and smells of woodlands are second nature to me. I feel at home and at ease whether spending time stalking … Continue reading
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