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We tend to look at natures with our eyes to marvel at the sights and spectacles, but what about all the things we are missing? Are our other senses the key to unlocking natures secrets.
A trip to the New Forest offers plenty of opportunities for spotting wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled amongst the heather and you might just spot one of the UK’s most common (yet incredibly beautiful) lizards.
Spending time back at my childhood home I’ve reconnected with some wildlife that I though had disappeared.
A bird synonymous with english farmland, but its also pretty well known for the part it plays in english folklore
Part Two of my tips on How To Watch Wildlife
My local patch and one of my all time favourite nature reserves. There is always something to see at Blashford Lakes.
Wildlife watching doesn’t have to be all camo hear and hides. If you learnt to really look you’d be surprised at the amount of nature on your doorstep…
The New Forest is most well known for it’s woodland and heathland habitats, but there are some hidden gems tucked away on the coast…
Even though we spent alot of our time down south by the coast, we never really saw many seals. All that changed the further north we travelled, and along with some impressive seal sightings we’ve learnt alot about them and the struggles they face.
We are certainly in search of our own wild sights but how do you define wild? Is it confined only to the far flung corners of the world or s closer than you think?
