Rocky Mountains, USA and Index

David Beeson

We have been fortunate in having visited this area twice – once via Denver and again via Seattle. If you have the opportunity, go! The USA is easy to explore and booking hotels or AirB&B in advance is possible but not vital.

A few images to catch your imagination as the world may open up soon.

The articles published on the site are numerous – some 90. So, you may have missed one or two!! Perhaps you should see if any of these take your fancy.

INDEX: Oldest articles first – from late 2019.

1. Harewood Forest – an introduction to an ancient UK oak woodland
2. Along the river valley – the early stages of a crystal-clear chalk stream – River Anton, Hampshire
3. Harewood Butterflies – high summer delights
4. Bluebells – the iconic English spring bulb
5. Heathland – acid lands north of Andover UK. Contrasting ecology.
6. God’s Ponds – ancient man-made ponds
7. Butterflies and chalk flora
8. Holly leaf-miner – an unusual lifestyle
9. Mammals
10. Old Burgclere – an old chalk quarry, now a mini but rich nature reserve
11. Snelsmore Common – acid heathlands with snakes, carnivorous plants and rare birds
12. Stockbridge Down – chalk grassland butterflies and more
13. Watermeadows – an ancient agricultural technique that still shows traces
14. Watership Down – chalk hillside
15. Longparish’s River – the amazing River Test
16. Fungi
17. Odonata 2 Mayflies and dragonflies
18. Odonata 1
19. February
20. December
21. Mammal mapping
22. Good news
23. March
24. Lawns
25. War! – Primroses v cowslips
26. Botany and Geology
27. You cannot see the wood for the trees – tree ecology
28. Moss and plant life cycles. This article will surprise you.
29. Dino-botany – horsetails
31. March
32. Today in the garden – ecogarden
33. Of Dukes and Men – butterflies
34. More creepy-crawlies
35. Edge of the A303 – road verge botany
36. Sidbury Hill 1 – Military ecology
37. Was that a Sea Eagle?
38. Being a male can be hard work – common blue butterfly
39. Secret meadow – damselflies
40. Like Southern England 200 Years Ago
41. No Cut Lawn in May
42. Edge of the A303, 2
43. A Wet Meadow
44. Damselfly Hunt
45. Moths of Harewood
46. Insects
47. Harewood in Summer
48. Wild Gladiolus
49. Damsels
50. Sampling and Recording Data
51. River Test
52. Ticks
53. Grasses (Most Hated Wildflowers)
54. I Poison Myself
55. What do Insects Eat
56. Children – water Ecology
57. Ticks
58. Nectar
59. Eco-gardening
60. Damsels and Dragons
61. Plants are Clever, 1
62. Early September
63. An English Canal
64. Dorset Heaths
65. Re-introductions
66. Dormice 1 (A Brilliant Day)
67. Harewood Forest
68. Dormice
69. Oak Woodland in November
70. Inside Plant Stems
71. SE USA, Okefenokee Swamp
72. Wildlife Encounters
73. Photo Essay
74. 1st January
75. Hibernation (Feeling Sleepy)
76. Inside Plant Roots
77. Signs of Spring
78. Natural Wold in Photographs 1, 2 and 3 (Damsels and Dragons)