Our ‘Living’ Churchyard
by Nigel Symington
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Our Churchyard in June
Rewilding, in its fullest sense, means leaving nature to its own devices and allowing it to take its own course …..
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Our Churchyard in MAY
Sometimes, in spite of the warm weather we’ve had in early April, it seems as if spring will never come: then all of a sudden more and more plants and insects come to life.
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Our Churchyard in APRIL
Humans are not the only ones to be wishing for a nice summer! ….
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Our Churcyard in OCTOBER
What image does the word 'harvest' bring to mind? .....
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Our Churchyard in AUGUST
..... we have a large population of grasshoppers and crickets in the meadow ......
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Our Churchyard in JULY
A Cuckoo Bumble Bee ….. nectaring on the purple flowers of the knapweed.
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Our Churchyard in JUNE
On entering he churchyard on a sunny day, my senses are assaulted from two directions……
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Our Churchyard in MAY
One thing that is striking is how all these different insects coexist quite peaceably alongside each other. Is it because they know they’re in a churchyard or is it ever thus??