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On Being a Rabbit

As a nature writer, I’m ambitious and I have hopes. As a nature photographer, I recognise I’m very much an amateur and always will be....

Dying to See

There were two animals my family was dying to see during our recent road trip through northern California and Oregon. The first was a...

The Lake at Manu's Gate

Angel Rojas Valles met us with a warm, welcoming smile and outstretched hand. In his other hand he carried a plastic bag containing...

#Fieldwork Fail

I have a lot of respect for scientists. But even scientists make mistakes, or look foolish, sometimes. And who doesn’t love a story in...

A Giant Work in Progress

I am writing a book. Or rather, I’m about to start writing a book. I actually have a deadline for it, because it’s under contract. My...

Warts and All

I am passionate about cats. I love their fluid grace and their shape pleases me. Not for me the slavish neediness of dogs, I prefer the...

Deafened by Nature

I recently returned from a two week visit to the heart of Manu National Park in southeastern Peru. Cocha Cashu is the name of a small...

Bats in My Belfry

I like bats. No, don't turn away. Let me explain why. Ever since I taught a young bat to fly twenty years ago, they hold a special place...

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