Brampton – Gelt Woods
Ian Cook shares a beautiful nature walk along the River Gelt, capped with 1800 year old evidence of Roman quarrying from the nearby rock.
Ian Cook shares a beautiful nature walk along the River Gelt, capped with 1800 year old evidence of Roman quarrying from the nearby rock.
Similar shapes, very different origins for these items from the Lyme Regis Museum in Dorset.
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Europe, part 2 - Flamingos in the Camargue, France. Kirsten Hines continues her series with a visit to a frenzied flamingo flock in France.
A visit to Abbotsbury's Swannery is like no other, because its hundreds of birds are the world's only managed flock. They've been there nearly 1000 years.
Valued for its fruit, the plant that gives us kiwi fruit can also damage young forest growth when it gets out of hand.
Brimham Rocks - natural gritstone formations formed by erosion during the last ice age (Yorkshire Dales).
Ian Cook shares some cute photos of young herring gulls.
A classic photo of a winter storm in the Canadian Rockies, approaching the town of Banff
Greylag geese pose for a series of portraits by PHeymont on the banks of London's Regents Canal.
Some photos of Swan and Cygnets, Hollywell Nature Reserve, Northumberland, UK.
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Australia, part 3 We finish our celebration of Australia’s nature with a species of bird that’s name and coloration evoke images of dainty fairies, but that should not be underestimated in its territorial defense.
Ian Cook shares an unusual sequence of a photos as it happened. A Cormorant tries to eat an eel -- swallowing it, then the Eel came back up - all alive!
Denmark's turning loose its first wild elk in 5000 years, and hopes they'll find their way to a permanent population.
Grand Escapes shares some of the amazing wildlife you'll encounter in Brazil's unique Pantanal wetlands, including the elusive jaguar.
Celebrating Nature on 7 Continents: Australia, part 2 Like many before her, Kirsten Hines was charmed by her encounters with the quokka, a small marsupial living in the safety of its island home off the coast of Western Australia.