Thing 1 – The Street Tree
If, like me, you love trees but have difficulty identifying them – somehow, even though they just sit there and don’t fly away or hide behind other things, they’re so much harder than birds – Paul Wood’s The Street Tree will be right up your alley. ‘Accounts of great British and Irish urban trees’, he says – and he’s true to his word. A specific tree, twice a week, with photograph, description, and identification tips. The most recent is the Cherry Hinton Cinnamon Arbutus.
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Thing 2 – The SneakyArt Post
A different kind of observation, from Nishant Jain.
“The practice of drawing beauty from the world, without drawing attention.”
Here’s a recent one:
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Thing 3 – J L Carr
This was shared by Henry Jeffreys on Twitter. Carr was the author of the much loved short novel A Month In The Country (highly recommended if you haven’t already encountered it, and also if you have), and quite a few others. An altogether interesting person.
Thing 4 – Harpo
Thanks to Chris White for this gem.
Thing 5 – Moths
Moth identification, by Rosemary Mosco. Lovely stuff.
Thing 6 – Flaar
Welcome rain, enabling pretty water droplet photos.
I love the moth id chart, I will now be able to drive 'moth-ers" mad with "that's a "gets Wi-Fi" moth'...
Great post. Love a good tree and moth