Blog Entries from Treshnish Farm
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Last Update: Thursday, August 9, 2018 - 10:17
The fields have had a late summer coat on for a couple of weeks now. A canopy of flowing grass seedheads of golden above the tiny Eyebright, Red Bartsia and Hawkweeds below. Breaking up...
I have had a bit of a blog break, as we (Farmer and family) had a holiday at the beginning of the month. As always we headed off to Barra, leaving Treshnish hot, sunny and basking in the...
The last day of the #30DaysWild challenge 2018. My wild experiences have mostly been wandering through the fields at Treshnish - but today Farmer and family headed off on a Calmac ferry. ...
Another early morning wander through the Coronation Meadow.
Spending time in the fields is such good medicine. I feel very, very lucky to have this beauty all around me - so very grateful.I started out early to try and avoid the glare of the sun during...
It has been calm and still today. The Curlew have been active. Flying over the house and calling. I wonder if their young have now fledged. The first Harebell. Also saw...
The astral twilight continued in to the night. It always amazes me when there is a colourful glow on the horizon even at 3 in the morning. I stayed up long enough to stand and wonder at...
What a beautiful day.Farmer was out on the hill with the 'bracken basher' bashing bracken. Until it stopped working that is. The battle against bracken is multi pronged. He cuts...
It was a boggy wild day today. I went to photograph the Marsh cinquefoil in the wetland next to the Coronation Meadow. I could hear a Corncrake calling, from near Toechtamhor cottage.