Nature notes from Appleton Wiske, 13 Sep 13
Today it rained, gently, a grey, quiet day. Quiet because the sparrows and starlings aren’t chattering about, cheeping and peeping as they usually do. The village is normally alive with Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson, Yorkshire Writer
Helen Johnson Freelance Writer
Plants, animals, the whole of living creation and how we treasure it.
Today it rained, gently, a grey, quiet day. Quiet because the sparrows and starlings aren’t chattering about, cheeping and peeping as they usually do. The village is normally alive with Continue Reading →
Nature report from Helen Johnson on a short walk in Appleton Wiske in Yorkshire on 9 Sep 2013. She saw slugs, moths, butterflies, insects, bees, and various flowers. The arable crops had been harvested, the straw bales were being collected. Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson photographed flowers and insects in her garden at Appleton Wiske, Yorkshire. Continue Reading →
Floods at Appleton Wiske again. Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson saw a hedgehog in her garden in Yorkshire Continue Reading →
Photos of floods at Appleton Wiske on 25 September 2012 Continue Reading →
For Countryman Magazine, August 2012, Helen Johnson visited RAF Fylingdales to see the wildife that thrives behind the security fences. Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson visited Boulby Underground Laboratory, where scientists explained how they are searching for Dark Matter, postulated to be a fundamental particle. Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson investigated fungi growing in Dalby Forest, Yorkshire, for Dalesman Magazine Continue Reading →
Helen Johnson’s features in Dalesman for May 2011 are about a historic windmill in York, and Hackfall, a woodland landscape full of architectural follies and a haunt for wildlife. Continue Reading →