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Author Archives: Michael Griffiths
Plenty of Peacocks and Orange-tips About
Plenty of peacocks and orange-tips on the marsh today, but the orange-tips were too fast for me to photograph.
Blooming Lovely
I walked through Hoo Wood last night. Bluebell, honesty and forget-me-not seem to have bloomed during the last 24 hours.
Wilden Marsh Heronry on 16th April 2018
For weeks now I’ve struggled to come up with a definite number of breeding heron pairs’ nests at the heronry. I’ve looked at the heronry from all possible directions along the eastern bank of the River Stour, and from high … Continue reading
Filming Herons on Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve
The heron chicks are growing fast. The heronry is greening up very quickly, too, and soon I won’t be able to see them at all apart from high up on Hoo Wood ridge. I’m filming the herons from a distance … Continue reading
