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Tag Archives: Wild Wonders of Europe
Meet Your Neighbours in Austria – and a little how-to. NB
Here is the penultimate panel in the series of 6 “Biodiversity begins at home” panels for Meet Your Neighbours . Following a response to an earlier post, I should point out that I don’t spend hours carefully cutting out the … Continue reading
Meet your Neighbours in the south east of France. NB
Here I’ve used work mostly shot on assignment for Wild Wonders of Europe (and under contract until December 2012!) in the French Alps a couple of years ago. This panel will find its way into Meet Your Neighbours when the … Continue reading
Wild Wonders of Europe book. NB.
I was pleased to take delivery last week of the flagship Wild Wonders of Europe book, something that was a very remote dream on the day in October 2005 when Staffan (Widstrand) and I took a day trip in the … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged field studio, flagship book, picture count, Staffan Widstrand, Wild Wonders of Europe
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Wild Wonders of Europe blog. NB.
In case you missed it on this blog earlier this year, Wild Wonders of Europe has put up the story I wrote about my trip to Andalucia in April in search of common chameleons. Thanks Florian! Not long now before … Continue reading
Posted in Notes from the field
Tagged Andalucia, common chameleon, Spain, Wild Wonders of Europe
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Glen Esk. 2005.
The popular view of wild Scotland is of heather (Calluna vulgaris) covered hillsides stretching away to the horizon. Photogenic as it may be, natural it is not: heather is normally an understory shrub in woodland rather than a monoculture and … Continue reading
France – for Wild Wonders of Europe. 5 (final).
1st June During a couple of previous visits to the fort that lies above Mont Dauphin Gare and Guillestre I had seen a few of the marmots that live on the slopes beneath it. This was at a much lower … Continue reading
France – for Wild Wonders of Europe. 4.
30th May. I met Joël at 0515 and we headed south on the picturesque, if convoluted, D900 to Dignes les Baines, in the heart of France’s fossil country. He had arranged the previous day with the Director for us to … Continue reading
France – for Wild Wonders of Europe. 3.
28th May Just after breakfast, Robert (by this time I had been encouraged to use “Bob” and “tu”) showed me a site for henbane, a fantastically poisonous member of the nightshade family that grows on a roadside above Guillestre. Although … Continue reading
Posted in Project work
Tagged Ascalaphid, cockchafer, crab spider, field studio, France, henbane, St Bernard's lily, Wild Wonders of Europe
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France – for Wild Wonders of Europe. 2.
27th May 0430. I‘m sure that Robert arranged the 0600 rendez-vous to test my mettle. Then again it might have something to do with the coolness of early morning being better for working the moths outdoors. Either way I was … Continue reading
France – for Wild Wonders of Europe. 1.
Foreword: So many of the interesting opportunities I am given come about by pure chance. At the 2008 photography fair at Montier-en-Der, Wild Wonders of Europe director, Staffan Widstrand, was approached by Michel Blanchet, chief scientist at the Queyras Natural … Continue reading