by @jenratcliffe.bsky.social
#DailyNature - for the mundane that's blooming wonderful 🌼🍄 A tag challenge! Take a few moments to reflect & share the natural world around you and see how it makes you feel 💚
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We weren't born for For the 24hr news cycle, or To process endless tragedy And division on the eternal Scroll of doom. But you were made To encounter golden fells of gorse, The feel of the north wind, The thorn pierce of bramble, And the…
Coastal camping bliss #DailyNature Cormorants Kittewakes Swallows Gannets Terns Shags Fulmar
The hell, August? That is by far the most savage hailstorm I've ever seen. And now the thunder's back! #DailyNature
Nine Red Kites rising, Four Rooks flying, Below, a field of solar panels generating. #DailyNature #NatureWriting (Forgot to post this after I got back from Oxford. Was very surprised to see two fields had acquired a huge array of solar p…
a cloud of blackbirds falls softly to sunlit grass #haiku #dailynature
The rain came down the hillside in a line, Like an approaching army sure of its ground, But the sun still lit the top of the hillside opposite, And I wondered which one of them would prevail*. #DailyNature #NatureWriting (*The sun did…
Oh puddles, how I’ve missed you! 💦 #DailyNature
Excuse my late contributions to #DailyNature I've been away encased within it 21st Nothing - not even waving slosh of sea on canyon wall for seconds not rustling tree or Curlews call Returning - wood pigeon rave breezes arrival through …
23rd #DailyNature A host of polkadot sky flocking, like that old wallpaper print, flocking in sea-shell castanet song: Jackdaws at sunset grace over my bed, covering the clouds, inverting a starlit sky, slate heavens, black stars, swerve …
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August has brought visits from the Jersey Tiger, Waved Umber, Hummingbird Hawk, Light Emerald, & Orange Moths. Before this I'd never seen a moth, but by virtue of sleeping with my window open, they've come bumping into my room, usually in …
Thunder bangs and rattles, Red Kite whistle-screams, Crow onomatopoeically speaks, Robin sings with insouciance, But no rain falls pitter-pat. #DailyNature #NatureWriting
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