NSB thought it might be nice to record some of the wildlife that is seen in the (not very big) NSB garden, and also a little wider afield whilst out cycling...
Note1 : Includes posts about scenery, buildings and other non-wildlife stuff!
Note2 : See also : https://nottinghamscience.blogspot.com/2012/05/pictures-of-sky.html
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Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk |
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What a difference six months makes! View of River Erewash from Awsworth Rd, Ilkeston, Feb and June 2019 |
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View of River Erewash Nov 2019 |
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Some images taken while out cycling winter 2018/ 2019
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Shipley Woodside Colliery, Sunset 2018/19 |
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View from Awsworth Rd, Ilkeston, Feb2019 |
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Nottingham Embankment, early 2019(?) |
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Shipley Park, chilly morning Dec 2018 |
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Very lucky that part of the daily commute looks like this |
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Nice row of Citibikes! |
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Cycling in Shipley Park in 7am moonlight! - Oct 2018 |
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This is a colour picture - Oct 2018 |
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Check out the Nottingham Councils Cycling Page:
https://www.transportnottingham.com/cycling/
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Always lovely to see horses in Shipley Park!
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Shipley Park Jul 2017 |
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2015 : Visited the incredibly beautiful Rhossili Bay recently. The image below really doesn't do it justice.
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Rhossili, deservedly voted best beach in the UK |
Rhossili Bay has been voted Britan's most beautiful beach. Not a surprise really...
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Autumn leaves, 2017 |
Rather like how this has turned out, but wish had paid more attention to the composition!
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Very still Trent, Autumn 2017 |
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Sky, Barmouth, 2017 |
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Beach, North Wales, 2017 |
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Not something you see every day...
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Drought Horse, Near Beeston Weir, Jun 2017 |
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Spotted this handsome chap (and his other half, out of shot on the right) whilst cycling along the Big Track in Nottingham.
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Pheasant, Big Track, May 2017 |
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View across the Trent, from the South Side, Apr 2017 |
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Not strictly wildlife, but rather like this contrasting picture of a tree against a dusk sky...
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Tree, dusk, Nottingham, Nov 2016 |
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Spring 2016
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Emden Geese, by the Nottingham and Beeston Canal |
Emden geese have long since been domesticated. They grow quickly and mate for life... ahh, how sweet!
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Summer 2015
Didn't really know where to put this, so have shoehorned it into this post - lovely vision of green while driving on the A6 (it's ok, the picture was taken from a layby!)
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Wall of trees, next to A6, Derbyshire |
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Field of Wheat, next to the Big Track |
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HGV's on the Nutbrook Trial, 2014 |
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Several times each day, traffic on the Embankment has to stop for this....
Aug 2014 |
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Very handsome indeed ! Nutbrook Trail, Derbyshire, Aug 2014 |
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Lovely colours as bright sun behind BFTF plays on the fields and dark clouds ahead.
Near Beeston Weir - Jul/Aug2014 |
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Fields of Wheat, between Stapleford and Bramcote- Jul/Aug2014 |
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Another very quite day on the Trent - Jul/Aug 2014 |
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BFTF's bike - it is a thing of beauty |
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NSB did once share ownership of a Giant African Land Snail, which would gnaw on peoples fingers in a gentle can't-really-do-any-damage kind of way). The snail was called Sammy, by the way, because that works for both males and females, and snails are notoriously sexually ambiguous.
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Sammy as a baby, on a slice of cucumber |
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Sammy a few months later, trying to give someone a manicure |
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