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Tag Archives: Skylark

Spring air..

As they respond to the late winter sun, so adders depend heavily on their carefully chosen hibernacula. Desperately sluggish in the cold, a snake will only move a foot or two away from winter sanctuary to bask, and if the world has changed as it slept then it will have insufficient energy to move elsewhere.Continue reading “Spring air..”

Posted byKevin ParrFebruary 20, 2017Posted inNature BlogTags:Adder, Rivers Run, Skylark, Snipe2 Comments on Spring air..

Sunshine perching

The final week of the season is my favourite time to be on the bank. The fish are at their fittest, the days stretching and time, suddenly, is so precious. Perch are the usual winter fare but with our normal river haunts out of sorts, my friend Chris and I were struggling to find aContinue reading “Sunshine perching”

Posted byKevin ParrMarch 11, 2015March 17, 2015Posted inFishing BlogTags:Angling, Canal, Fishing, Perch, Pike, SkylarkLeave a comment on Sunshine perching
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