Mammals can be elusive and sometimes the first clue that they are there isn't the flash of a tail or the flick of an ear poking out of the foliage but a field sign - like poo! Often, finding and identifying the poo you find in your garden or on a walk will be the only way you know that
If I ever get to take the class to the woods again this will be useful.
Water Shrew, my class dragged me into the playground to show this corpse. They know my interests.
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Over a field flood
Dragging my eye from the road
A blizzard of geese
Read: My Sister, the Serial Killer
by Oyinkan Braithwaite ★★★★☆ well that was fun!
Read Magpie Lane by Lucy Atkins ★★★☆☆ pretty twisted tale with an increasingly suspect unreliable narrator. Tense & queasy.
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Autumn Trunk & Leaves
Exclusive New Statesman analysis
Well worth a read:
Exclusive New Statesman analysis shows the government paid private contractors almost double the retail value for food parcels containing items that were barely edible. @Anoosh_C reports on the figures:https://t.co/ckRHafIR7B
— New Statesman (@NewStatesman) October 23, 2020
I picked this out of the pavement leaf-litter, thinking it was an eerily-matching piece of packaging but it's a real leaf - a real...designer leaf. How on earth did it get like this?
I picked this out of the pavement leaf-litter, thinking it was an eerily-matching piece of packaging but it's a real leaf – a real…designer leaf. How on earth did it get like this? pic.twitter.com/lR2MrjLbNn
— Lissa Not Moving On Evans (@LissaKEvans) October 24, 2020
Watched Rebecca ★★★☆☆ I enjoyed this much more than Peter Bradshaw’s Guardian Review suggested.
