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Poetry: Kingfisher

“My observations from a bridge overlooking the river Derwent on 18th February 2019.” Kingfisher by Jo Kirk I am

I didn’t see any nuthatches last year so was delighted to see one early in March looking for insects on

Derbyshire Wildlife Trust is celebrating a grant of £3726.22 awarded by the Co-op Local Communities Fund as well as an

January and February are often the coldest months of the year and although snowdrops are flowering another cold spell is

This autumn (late August – mid November) I have seen young collared doves, terns riding the thermals, a large black/brown

Gardening is one of the favourite hobbies in Britain. It can become rather addictive; I know a few people whose

The snowdrops are flowering and the green shoots of bluebells are up and even the odd daffodil is forming buds.

Marsh Pastoral Geese wing-flap their young along, mosquitos cloud busy over puddles on the rutted track, an incidental composition, the

Snowdrops mirror a distant blizzard and flurries remind the early spring that winter’s realm has stretched its wings, the slender