Apr 2019 – See Wildlife

Wildlife on your doorstep – Fox cubs in the garden

If you had seen my last post, you will have seen why we haven’t been travelling much recently, however the last week has shown us that you don’t need to go very far to see interesting wildlife and more than that, you don’t even have to leave your property. We live in Wallington, South London and … Read more Wildlife on your doorstep – Fox cubs in the garden

The elusive lynx, 4th time lucky!

Watching wildlife does not often result in instant gratification. It requires patience and, even when surrounded by natural beauty, can lead to long days of disappointment. However, when you do find what you’ve been looking for, that frustration is forgotten and you feel like you have earned that moment of wonder. We have been trying … Read more The elusive lynx, 4th time lucky!

Seeing the deer rut at Knepp

Those of you who follow the blog (not many I grant you), may have noticed that we go to the Knepp re-wilding project quite often. It’s just an hour’s drive from home and has a lot to see. However, this was our first time in the deer rut season. Knepp is divided in to 3 … Read more Seeing the deer rut at Knepp

Brownsea Island & Jurassic Coast – red squirrels, seabirds and peregrine falcons

So, last Friday evening, we took the train down to Poole for the weekend. We arrived at around 9.30pm and made the short walk to our accomodation. We were staying at the RNLI college and to be honest, we were not sure what to expect. Would it be like university dorms? We were wrong to … Read more Brownsea Island & Jurassic Coast – red squirrels, seabirds and peregrine falcons

All quiet on the wildlife front

Apr 22, 2019Eric James Loh

Sorry for the lack of updates in recent months, but travel has been severely restricted lately due to baby Benjamin being grown and born on 10th April 2019!

Heather and I are amazed by his coming and looking forward to taking him on his first adventure asap!