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Daisy Hill’s Coat of Many Colours
June is the month when Daisy Hill dons its coat of many colours and becomes the star of the show….
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What to watch in the North East this Summer
Oak-wood birds at Allen Banks The aged oak woods of Allen Banks stand as one of the best places in…
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Newcastle University students muck in to help endangered Tree Sparrows
Tree Sparrows are experiencing a population decline in the UK and are quite rare to see, a lack of safe…
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Winter in Retreat
It might only be the third week of February but the feeling that we have turned the corner and are…
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Nature’s Symphony
Even though it is located just a few 100 metres from a busy main road, Jesmond Dene has the ability…
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An introduction to Murton Gap fields, North Tyneside
Murton Gap is the name give to the area of arable farmland separating Monkseaton, Shiremoor and Murton in North Tyneside….
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A walk on the River Tyne
For those who attended this weekends walk on the Tyne led by NHSN member, Daniel Turner, a summary of the…
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Wild West
A warm mid-October day gave the lad and I the chance to pack a picnic on the bikes and head…
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Fungi, fruit and haws
There is no denying that autumn is now upon us and Waldridge Fell has changed its coat again. The heather…
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Autumn on Longframlington Common
The place on the Common which I head for at this time of year, camera in hand, is Shirlaw Woods,…