“FOG in the channel, Continent cut off”
That could have been the headline on early Sunday morning as I went for a walk around the Great Orme's Head.
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IN THE birding world “stringing” is a bad thing.
To string is to misidentify a bird, not necessarily through lack of knowledge but because you’re so desperate to see a particular rare bird that you convince yourself that a common bird is the rarity you are looking for.
It happens regularly, and I was nearly guilty of the crime myself last week.
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I DON'T normally blow my own trumpet, but just this once I'll allow myself a small fanfare.
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IT'S official! The climate change debate is now over, said David Milliband, UK environment secretary, on Friday, commenting on a UN report which states in no uncertain terms that the climate is changing.
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I've been fascinated by wildlife since, as a child growing up in Kent, a badger walked through my garden play tent without breaking stride, leaving two badger-sized holes in the sides. I'm not an expert, but now that I’m a freelance marketing consultant in beautiful North Wales, I can indulge my love of walking, birding and discovering wildlife.
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