Deb Fielden

I couldn’t have put it better myself 😉

Majorca was lovely - we went to the bits where not many other people were! Anna has an incredible memory so I’m not surprised … I’m glad it wasn’t on a shout! 🔥

I’ll check for you when I’m next in Martin, just back from a week of Majorcan mountain hikes!

We had three brought in within a fortnight recently!

Love everything that OliverPostgate did.

Another Way | WE ARE FGR

Forest Green Rovers is a football club with a really great ethos … www.fgr.co.uk/another-way/

Yes definitely a possibility - we’re getting very small hoglets in from second litters now so it’s not too late in the year!

Amongst a background of green shrubbery and sword-like NZ Palm leaves a tiny, young, brown bird is fluttering its wings as it perches on a black metal crook

I need a #bird ID please friends. Spotted just now. Lots of wing fluttering as per a juvenile. Tiny and sleek shaped with a fine bill

Is it a Chiff Chaff?

We are in rural east of East Sussex, South East England

@steveredwolf.bsky.social ?

It certainly is.

I REALLY don’t want him.

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🥳🥳🥳

Yes.

I love this.

Wow. What a woman she was. Words to live by 👌🏻

A brown patterned cardinal butterfly with its wings open on some orange and yellow flowers.

A Cardinal butterfly soaking up the October warmth and sunshine in Sóller, Majorca.

What’s the weather forecast?

Storm? What storm? 😉

Wooden signpost saying Cam Des Rest, stick into some stony ground.

A stony path weaving its way uphill between rocks and trees.

A landscape of green treetops with the Mediterranean on the horizon.

An olive tree grove growing on red brown soil with some mountains in the distance.

We’ve swapped the Shropshire Hils for Majorcan mountains this week … a lovely hilly hike on the Cam des Rest from Sóller today.

I’ll join you with that one.

Who or What am I? Hint 1: Largely nocturnal. spends the day concealed in a lair that it has hollowed out under foliage or beneath a root or a stone. It becomes active at dusk and spends the night hunting for the invertebrates on which it feeds. Descriptive hint at noon.

Save Our Charity: Statement from CEO Dave Webb - UK Wild Otter Trust “I’m sharing difficult news on behalf of the UK Wild Otter Trust – news that has left me and our volunteers devastated. As some supporters know, my wife and I […]

This morning, our Founder and CEO Dave Webb is sharing some difficult news.

“On September 18th, we were given four months’ notice to leave our home and six months' notice to dismantle and move all otter centre materials, animals, and associated equipment.

A printed poem which reads: I hav for breakfast Weetabix I hav for lunch some meat I have for tea 2 sosajis and thats enuf to eat Peter Hazel, 5

On National Poetry Day, the greatest poem I have ever read

Ohhh have a lovely time! We’ve already had our annual trip, but the next one is booked. Bet it’s changed a lot. Are all the eateries still open? Can recommend Dibble and Grub.

Rectangular stained glass artwork divided into irregular sections depicting rows of different types of growing veg such as cabbages and beans

Stained glass 'vege garden' by Annie Rie, stained glass artist inspired by the English countryside #womensar

Very good.

Sustainability in the Early Years In this inspiring film, Author and early years expert Laura Henry-Allain MBE speaks with Claire and Sarah, teachers from The Grove Nursery School in Peckham. Together, they explore what sustainability...

FREE to watch all this week! Our new short film on sustainability was received so well last week that we've made it FREE this week too. The film is ideal for staff training, curriculum planning or just some classroom inspiration.
www.sirenfilms.co.uk/library/sustainability-in-the-early-years/

It was a bit of an emotional rollercoaster, especially at the beginning when we had no idea whether the eggs would hatch - we’d got no idea how long the parents had been incubating them or how long they’d been off the nest when they were discovered!

The Boring Fund - Open Collective We support small non-profit organisations (UK) by only funding the really boring (but essential) stuff like insurance, accountancy or admin

The Boring Fund will be open for applications in November.

If your small UK charity needs (up to) £200 to cover something boring like insurance or web hosting, take a look.

They welcome donations too.

I hope you enjoy the rest of your day. What you say is so true, more people would do well to remember that.