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Had a walk to Ben Oss on Monday. Notes, photos and map:

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Guess the cubomania

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We had a walk up to Greenside today and spotted quite a few species of butterfly. From TR: Red Admiral; Comma; Small Tortoiseshell ; Small Heath; Map; Meadow Br...

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Read: In Ascension by Martin MacInnes ★★★★★ 📚My goodness what an interesting book, from biology to spaceflight with climate change & corporate greed...

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Two Butterflies on a dull dry afternoon sandwiched between a wet morning and a wet evening.

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iNaturalist Observations & a little AI

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#silentsunday #butterfly

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I saw this golden ringed dragonfly laying eggs in a tiny hill burn today.

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Stonechats having a cat at Barassie Beach yesterday evening. Plenty of butterflies about too.

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#SilentSunday #Flora #Bloomstrolling #Bloomscrolling

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A group of harebell, one of my favourite flowers, out this evening in Ardinning. First I’ve seen this year.

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Read: The Lying Room by Nicki French ★★★☆☆As readably as usual, but I didn’t really get engaged with the characters at all.

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A young looking fox, all long legs & ears, runs out of a garden across the road, doubles back from the traffic. It runs between a couple of gardens so I cro...

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Read: The Divorcees by Rowan Beaird ★★★★★The fifties in a “divorce ranch” in Reno. I did not expect to love this, but I did. Felt a bit like a B&#38...

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@Miraz what a lovely set of links. Especially the bushcraft kid. While I’ve not seen anything as dramatic, I see a lot of good in outdoor learning in mainstream...

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The bit I enjoyed most, though, was the punchline at the end. “The irony”, wrote Claude, “is that by calling LLMs ‘artificial intelligence’, we’re not just misc...

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DS106 Supercuts

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