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Tag Archives: h is for hawk
The UK’s favourite book about nature
I wrote, some time ago, a piece on the subject of books I’d take with me were I stranded on a desert island. Happily, this was a metaphorical encrusoement, so none of my eight choices were forced upon me by circumstance – survival … Continue reading
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Tagged AHRC, animals of farthing wood, colin dann, gerald durrell, h is for hawk, helen macdonald, holloway, JA Baker, jon dunn, LandLines, my family and other animals, nan shepherd, orchid summer, orchids, peter matthiessen, richard adams, robert macfarlane, roger deakin, the living mountain, the peregrine, the snow leopard, watership down, wildwood, william horwood
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