Tag Archives: honeysuckle
Butterfly kisses
As afternoon mellowed to evening, a skittish east wind began to play. And with it, the unmistakable smell of smoke made its now-nightly debut. It seems some people get a kick from lighting fires on our tinder-dry moorlands and natural … Continue reading
Blood on the wall, guts on the floor – ah, the wonder of nature
It’s that time of year – again. Funny how the seasons keep on coming around, but it’s always a bit of a surprise when you notice. When I notice, I mean. The last few mornings, mist has hung like a … Continue reading
Posted in Britain now & then, Lancashire & the golf coast
Tagged autumn, bats, birds, blackberries, blood, fox, honeysuckle, poo, Rosebay Willowherb, sparrowhawk, tawny owl
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MEMOIRS OF A HUSK 