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Change gonna come…
I remember those initial days of abundant water. Slogging around in my bare feet getting soaked. Only two months have passed and look what has happened: Charcas del Pico: Where once there were 23...
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Rebel Rana
I’ve always been more of a newt and salamander guy. Frogs are cool, but never really captured my attention as much as other amphibians. But you, my adolescent Perez’s Frog (Rana perezi), all...
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Terrestrial times
Change is a constant. So we must change too. Found this one in the mud this morning. Where a pond once stood. Tides are turning. So he is riding the wave. Skin rougher. Tail leaner. An end to...
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Catch of the Day
A fresh, young Tree Frog emerged today. First one sighted this season. Couldn’t have metamorphosed long ago. Now with all 4 legs, ready to explore. European Tree Frog (Hyla arborea). Charcas de la...
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September Sky.
That is no Summer sky…with those high metallic gunpowder clouds…that is a sky of…Autumn. Nestled in my down jacket for breakfast this morning of my final week of surveying, I welcome in the shift of...
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Urban fieldwork.
A grueling montane ascent now a paved footpath saunter. Collecting insects from the a London park’s pond to feed my Alpine Newt litter. Regent’s Park, London. 01 November 2012. I know what you may say....
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Cornwall Crew
A lively and beautiful bunch of Alpine Newts from Cornwall. Juvenile Alpine Newt (Ichthyosaura alpestris).
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Awaiting change.
On 18 May 2012 I wrote “An early day. A field day. Anxious to awaken. Awaiting my alarm with eager anticipation”. The field season was in full swing, in the mountains immersed in full sun and warmth...
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