<p>In this episode I take a look at the small wild in my weekly diary from the 6th to the 12th of December 2021</p>
<p>This week brings intricate patterns of fern ice on car windscreens, a green woodpecker makes an appearance and a squirrel happily sits at the top of a tree to eat and drop debris below.</p>

In this episode I take a look at the small wild in my weekly diary from the 6th to the 12th of December 2021 This week brings intricate patterns of fern ice on car windscreens, a green woodpecker makes an appearance and a squirrel happily sits at the top of a tree to eat and drop debris below.

Episode 19, a nature diary

Swallows on the Wire is a podcast where I explore slowing down and taking time to really notice the nature that is all around us. In this podcast I will share with you my quiet moments in the small wild with my weekly diary, as well as the thoughts, talks, stories and poems that arise from what I observe. I invite you to join me as I delve into the fascinating joys of nature and all it gives us, if we stop for a moment and pay witness to its wonders.

Title music; written by the swallows, interpreted and performed by Ilona Stretch

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Swallows on the Wire is a podcast where I explore slowing down and taking time to really notice the nature that is all around us. In this podcast I will share with you my quiet moments in the small wild with my weekly diary, as well as the thoughts, talks, stories and poems that arise from what I observe. I invite you to join me as I delve into the fascinating joys of nature and all it gives us, if we stop for a moment and pay witness to its wonders. Title music; written by the swallows, interpreted and performed by Ilona Stretch

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