Woodcock, 2 Firecrests (another one on Point) plus Hummingbird Hawk moth
Rainfall totals around 45-50mm in last week and watertable rising
Flytipped rubbish - car tyres and a toilet today - cue the jokes…. 🤦
Woodcock, 2 Firecrests (another one on Point) plus Hummingbird Hawk moth
Rainfall totals around 45-50mm in last week and watertable rising
Flytipped rubbish - car tyres and a toilet today - cue the jokes…. 🤦
Testpit 7 and found some kind of features, too. Penny digging. #Archaeology @charnwoodforest.bsky.social
Testpit 7 and found some kind of features, too. Penny digging. #Archaeology @charnwoodforest.bsky.social
✅ helps kids do mass shootings
✅ helps extinguish and pollute below grade watertable
✅ helps skyrocket the cost of consumer electronics
✅ helps poison our information environment
✅ helps people doing a genocide kill more people
what else?
✅ helps kids do mass shootings
✅ helps extinguish and pollute below grade watertable
✅ helps skyrocket the cost of consumer electronics
✅ helps poison our information environment
✅ helps people doing a genocide kill more people
what else?
https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1133720
https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1133720
Those years have lowered the #watertable in some streams, but not at #HeartLake.
#backpacking #photography #nature
flic.kr/p/JUbbRz
Those years have lowered the #watertable in some streams, but not at #HeartLake.
#backpacking #photography #nature
flic.kr/p/JUbbRz
(FINALLY one downpour this week and a little rain forecast for next, but we need some serious rain to replenish the watertable before winter.)
(FINALLY one downpour this week and a little rain forecast for next, but we need some serious rain to replenish the watertable before winter.)
Or heavy metals from solar panels.
Or carbide compounds from turbine blades.
All industrial waste is about *management* not magicking out of existence. And it does mostly boil down to "store it somewhere ... not on the watertable".
Or heavy metals from solar panels.
Or carbide compounds from turbine blades.
All industrial waste is about *management* not magicking out of existence. And it does mostly boil down to "store it somewhere ... not on the watertable".
The monthly total was 136mm
Compared to the last three months
Jan - 158mm
Dec - 91mm
Nov - 101mm
However, due to the drought conditions in 2025 - the watertable is not as high as previous winters
@metoffice.gov.uk
The monthly total was 136mm
Compared to the last three months
Jan - 158mm
Dec - 91mm
Nov - 101mm
However, due to the drought conditions in 2025 - the watertable is not as high as previous winters
@metoffice.gov.uk
I only wish the wand were longer
(insert 🥁 here), so I didn't have to slouch as much.
I only wish the wand were longer
(insert 🥁 here), so I didn't have to slouch as much.
That's going straight into the watertable here.
That's going straight into the watertable here.
Grazing pressure from deer/other mammals or high watertable in patches may keep glades open in a mosaic of habitats.
I do wonder if we have more near natural (non-extractive) woodlands or semi-natural grasslands in Ireland by area?
Grazing pressure from deer/other mammals or high watertable in patches may keep glades open in a mosaic of habitats.
I do wonder if we have more near natural (non-extractive) woodlands or semi-natural grasslands in Ireland by area?