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2020 – a year of local wildlife (Part II)

Posted on December 11, 2020 by Jon Dunn

During the stay-at-home phase of the early summer’s Covid-19 restrictions I mostly took my daily exercise pottering around on my Shetland croft – I knew I was blessed to have open space all around me and, as we’ve seen in … Continue reading →

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Lockdown wildflower photography

Posted on August 24, 2020 by Jon Dunn

Every cloud, they say, has a silver lining. I have, I know, been blessed in the past six months to live where I do – during the very strictest weeks of lockdown, I could at least wander outside on my … Continue reading →

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Cooba libre (or here’s lookin’ at coo, kid)

Posted on February 6, 2020 by Jon Dunn

It’s not exactly a secret that I’m busy researching and writing a new book – something on a larger, grander and more sparkly scale than Orchid Summer. My subject matter, this time around, are the hummingbirds of the Americas – … Continue reading →

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Spring Equinox

Posted on March 20, 2016 by Jon Dunn

Today’s the Spring equinox here in the northern hemisphere. Perversely Shetland, being contrary like that, is marking the occasion with a lacerating north-westerly and a return to wintery weather. A year ago today we were enjoying the near-total solar eclipse … Continue reading →

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