Tag Archives: france

Not remotely spooky

Posted on August 17, 2019 by Jon Dunn

My next blog post was meant to be all about a summer that’s been largely spent working with butterflies in France, Greece and Spain – a sun-drenched, joyous examination of a strand of my developing life as a wildlife tour … Continue reading →

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A walk in the Aude

Posted on May 11, 2019 by Jon Dunn

It’s been a while since last I blogged, and it’s been a busy while at that. A time of hummingbirds and orchids, largely – mainly laying down foundations for new writing projects, but with the happy one year anniversary of … Continue reading →

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Giant orchids in wintery France

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Jon Dunn

The first week of March, in rural France, feels like an unlikely time and place in which to be orchid-hunting. The village in which I’ve been staying is still firmly in thrall to winter, with chimneys spooling thin tendrils of … Continue reading →

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Orchid huntings in Dorset and the Aude

Posted on May 12, 2017 by Jon Dunn

After last year’s rainbow immersion into the world of British and Irish native orchids whilst researching my next book, it was always going to be hard to kick the orchid habit as the new flowering season began to unfold. I watched, … Continue reading →

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French letters

Posted on September 1, 2015 by Jon Dunn

That’s me back in Shetland from a week in France – a week primarily intended as a chance to recharge the batteries after a (non wildlife-related) stressful past few months, but with a significant element of work thrown in for … Continue reading →

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