"Nature" Blogs & Blog Posts

The Dreaming TreeThe Dreaming Tree

The personal blog of international, award-winning artist, Lana Gramlich. In...

 
Birding AfloatBirding Afloat

A personal view of nature from aboard my Narrowboat 'Quidditch'

 
The VillageThe Village

Life in a small village in northern England, and beyond.

 
G-A-Y In The Subject FieldG-A-Y In The Subject Field

UK and international poet Roger N Taber focuses on his gay-interest poems a...

 
Every Image Has a StoryEvery Image Has a Story

The story behind the taking of photographs by fine art photographer Kinsey ...

 
Ruth Hall ArtRuth Hall Art

Fine art by Ruth Hall

 
Our Plot at Green Lane allotmentsOur Plot at Green Lane allotments

Read about the ups and downs of gardening on our allotment plot in West Yor...

 


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Watch a praying mantis eat a giant locust in this timelapse. The 3-minute video shows the Mantis's 3-hour feast, offering a unique and condensed view of nature's complexity and the circle of life in the insect world. (In the eyes of a locust, it woul...

Mestre Ensinador is the mastermind behind this dancing gnome puppet video. I've watched this video more times than I'd like to admit. It doesn't get much better than a tiny gnome frolicking through creeks, fields, and chicken coops to the Y2K-era da...

London's Natural History Museum announced the winners of its 2024 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.

A spectacular "snownado" spun its way across the mountains of Breckenridge, Colorado, on Saturday, much to the delight of a huge crowd of cheering skiers. "Oh my God," said one, as many others yelled "Whoa!" in unison. "Oh what a day it was," wrote T...

It's hard to believe that this video of a cassowary is real, and that these giant flightless birds (which look like emus, also called the "world's most dangerous bird") actually sound like this. It's true though—cassowaries have incredibly deep v...

Grindavík has been evacuated twice in the last month amid increased volcanic activity.

An image showing colorful trees in Alberta, Canada, earned the title of International Landscape Photograph of the Year.