Not for arachnophobes…
This gorgeous little creature is a resident of Tuttington. Its name is Salticus scenicus. It is not a Roman Emperor…
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Not for arachnophobes…
Longshots revealed
A hazy shot of Burgh church viewed from Tuttington. Recently, we showed some long lens photos taken (mostly) around Tuttington…
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Longshots revealed
Orchid spotted in Tuttington
A magnificent specimen of Common spotted-orchid (Dactylorhiza fuchsii) was spotted beside the only public footpath in Tuttington this week. It…
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Orchid spotted in Tuttington
Longshots
Burgh church and the Trimingham radar station. One of the good things to come out of the lockdown for some…
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Longshots
Social distancing is for the birds…
This bedraggled specimen was spotted in Tuttington this week hanging out to dry after a quick dip in a garden…
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Social distancing is for the birds…
Stunning in white
One of the most memorable features of the English countryside in May is the abundance of white flowers along our…
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Stunning in white
Becky swans in
Swan at swim. A swan arrived in Tuttington this week and seems to have taken up residence - if only…
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Becky swans in
“Sanctuary, Sanctuary…”
…was the cry of the Hunchback of Notre Dame as he snatched the beautiful gipsy girl Esmeralda, accused of witchcraft,…
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“Sanctuary, Sanctuary…”
Marking saints and flies
This week has seen the celebratory days of two saints. The first, on April 23rd, was that of St George,…
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Marking saints and flies
Viruses: tales of the unexpected
Semper augustus tulip By Unknown artist - Norton Simon Museum, Public Domain, For something so small it's amazing how a…
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Viruses: tales of the unexpected