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Tag Archives: otter
Along a singing shore
There’s a keen wind singing along the shore this morning; it is not cold, just brisk and southerly. The waves are small but very noisy and their tops light up in glowing verdigris as the sun swims behind scudding clouds. … Continue reading
Posted in #AutumnWatch, Autumn, coasts, environment, experiencing nature, landscape, nature, sea, wilderness, wildlife
Tagged coast, crustacea, dog, insects, otter, oystercatcher, passage migrants, shore birds, shoreline, singing, waves, wild, Wind
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A moonstone otter evening
Years ago, my mother had a moonstone ring. A pale blue, perfectly smooth, oval stone set simply in old gold. No fancy swirls or filigree, just a thick band to grasp a finger and a sturdy setting to claim the … Continue reading
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