Jim Birdsall
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Bee orchid, a delightful sight on a roadside verge and the first wild orchid I have seen this year
Ophrys apifera
#wildflowerhour
#orchidchallenge
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@aishasembhi
You hear people saying things like, "Oh, my family has no money." because the comparison is only with the super-rich, whom they are in proximity to, so they cannot see the bigger picture.
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There is a website about lichens called Ways of Enlichenment. You're welcome.
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Gamjajeon, Korean potato pancake, is delicious and my new favourite thing to make with potatoes. Crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside - seriously good!
I thank
@maangchi
for the inspiration.
#gamjajeon
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@MrAndyNgo
@LisaShawRadio
One really sad thing here is that Lisa Shaw herself was at very low risk of suffering severely from Covid; she had the vaccine to help others.
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@PolhomeEditor
I wonder if Corbyn and McDonnell, who have lived in this country for a very long time, get the irony here.
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@clairlemon
Clowns to the left of me,
Jokers to the right, here I am,
Stuck in the middle with you.
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@zeinabsdawn
You just listed people who showed sympathy with Israelis. This listing is sinister and you display an appalling lack of empathy.
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A robin landed on my boot this afternoon - how delightful! The bird later ate raisins from my hand.
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@MatthwBlack
Fact of the day: Die Hard has been a Christmas film since the Council of Nicea in 325, when the script was edited by theologians to include Christmas themes.
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@BrianSpanner1
I grow kale but it isn't suitable for Corbynites as my allotment is a Blairite plot.
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One of my favourite things about June is seeing day-flying moths; this little fellow is a mint moth.
#Pyraustaaurata
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@EmmaKennedy
@SteveShawWright
It really stinks, doesn't it? Having isolated at home for a fortnight last month, managing to not go to Durham or anywhere else, I personally am quite angry.
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I see Tom Watson is getting stick for being realistic about the looming general election.
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an unusual breakfast this morning - sago cooked with blackcurrants and coconut, a mix of tropical and homegrown ingredients
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@RobGMacfarlane
The genus name is on account of their whiteness, γάλα being the Greek word for milk.
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Flower of the week for me has to be yarrow.
A good number of yarrows are flowering in this lawn I look after. This is an excellent plant for insects, including common red soldier beetle as pictured.
#wildflowerhour
#Rhagonychafulva
#letitgrowandtheywillcome
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seal family photo
These are grey seals; the one in the foreground is female, the larger dark grey seal is male, and the pale little seal poking out of the water is a pup.
#Halichoerusgrypus
- Rathlin Island
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Nice to see borage growing wild, such a good plant for bees.
#Boragoofficinalis
#wildflowerhour
#pollinatorpals
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Excellent piece of satire from
@yorkshirepost
cartoonist Graeme Bandeira
DONALD DUCK: I had to do something...shame we can't just flush him away.
#DisinfectantDonald
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@GeorgeMonbiot
Well, he isn't to blame for the abandonment of Afghanistan, having not been PM for 14 years.
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This was excellent last night. It's a quirky production of Amadigi di Gaula by Händel, seriously well sung, with one singer especially standing out:
@Afonwy
as Dardano, who was astoundingly good, providing some of the best singing I've heard anywhere.
What a brilliant first performance at the
@YorkTheatre
last night! Don't worry if you missed it, because we're performing Handel's 'Amadigi' again tonight at 7:30pm🔥
🎫Tickets are still available! Book here:
📸: Richard Hubert Smith
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@cagzy86
@campbellclaret
@BorisJohnson
Why not? It is a pretty damn good indication of his character.
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@WarmongerHodges
The bomber's parents were not born in England. No irony at all. Plus not all immigration is the same.
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candlesnuff fungus
#Xylariahypoxylon
You can see the white spores on the fruitbody's branches.
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@LabourMaquis
How would Jackie Walker know whether it was antisemitism if she hasn't heard a definition of antisemitism she can work with?
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@GeorgeMonbiot
George please check out a video we made in our constituency and share if you like it.
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@NewWorldHominin
@MeghanEMurphy
Well that answers the question pretty well, if women are finding it more difficult to meet and discuss their rights.
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Happy birthday to Laurence Sterne, one of my favourite writers!
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@ZubyMusic
It is not false though - she wrote 'a world leader', not 'the world leader'. A country in the top 3 for something can accurately be called a world leader.
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@EasterWatch
@Nigel_Farage
BY CELEBRATING A SPRING FESTIVAL NAMED AFTER GERMANIC FERTILITY GODDESS EOSTRE
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@sullydish
@bazzlad
I wonder what happens with these people when one points out the implications for 'holy books'.
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@Lescromps
@JohnRentoul
No, it was not a safe Labour seat - it is one of many that Lab would have lost in 2019 had the pro-Brexit vote not been split.
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@simon_schama
@blairsupporter
@STWuk
it is time they changed their name to "Stop the West Coalition"
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@makingsense136
@RichardDawkins
@PersianRose1
about the one on the plane, was he dressed up as a condom on account of being a prick?
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#wildflowerhour
Would someone please identify these flowers I found on a beach in County Down yesterday?
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@ItsMatt_Again
How could helping children become more knowledgeable about the natural world ever be a bad thing?
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I am currently reading
@isabella_tree
's wonderful book, Wilding: The return of nature to a British farm. The chapters begin with quotes from other authors and I found this one particularly moving.
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@GeorgeMonbiot
Probably what it takes is going to be a huge loss of human lives, because people tend to be reactive rather than proactive.
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