Lol, that looks more rural than anywhere near me!
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London does have an unusually large amount of green space for a city.
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Some of those would be perfect for the #Mosstodon and #LichenSubscribe hashtags on Mastodon.
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#hashtags-i-didnt-know-existed
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Who are ewe looking at? You look sheepish! Didn’t you see any udders? Etc blah.
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Another weekend walk in a muddy wood.
My bird nark picked up Mistle Thrush, Goldcrest, Wren, Robin and Chaffinch (all from the same bench).
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I’ve just got the Merlin app for the first time, and apparently the two big showings every morning near my place in Crystal Palace are Robin and Wren. Definitely going to try that app out and about.
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Up the other side of the valley I live in.
The tunnel under the M40. (I think it may have been lit once; there are steel plates in the ceiling which might have replaced light fittings.)
This is the former track bed of the railway that ran from Bourne End to High Wycombe, until Beeching. I regret its loss, of course, but had it still been running I wouldn’t have been able to afford to move here because it wouldn’t be three miles to the nearest station.
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I saw another coyote a few days ago. It was at a highway onramp. It watched a couple cars pass by, then looked both ways, and dashed across.
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That tunnel looks like a great place to get mugged
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Probably, yeah. I’ve never seen anyone around there, though.
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I’m pretty sure Harry Potter was attacked by a Dementor there.
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Or where Harry Brown shot everyone
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On the one hand there are lots of places round here that show up in films and TV because it’s conveniently close to the Pinewood studios—Turville - Wikipedia for example.
On the other, there’s no wheeled vehicle access and it’s a fairly steep slope.
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My place is too close to Heathrow airport, but I can still see an aurora, even if faint
Ive seen other photos. They are way better
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Exciting scenes from my bee box!
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