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18/10/2026

A brief flashback to 2024, and this garden spider basking in the autumn sunshine. I’ll be back out with the camera this week, seeing what we can find in the leaf litter.

14/10/2026

Common darter, surrounded by food!

This little darter had plenty of breakfast options; unfortunately, as you may have noticed, he’s also resting on a piece of discarded polystyrene - one of the worst items for polluting our green spaces and waterways.

This sad image ties in with another change I’ll be making soon here at SWNN. More about that in the coming weeks.

13/10/2026

Just a snapshot, as we didn’t have the ‘grown up camera’ yesterday, but how cute is this little guy?!

He’s a European tarnished plant bug. Here are some facts:

🌱 An important part of grassland, meadow and hedgerow ecosystems.

🐦 Provides prey for birds, spiders and predatory insects.

⚠️ Intensive agriculture, pesticide use and loss of wild vegetation can reduce suitable habitat.

🌺 Wildflower-rich habitats, reduced mowing and pesticide-free areas benefit this species and countless other invertebrates.

12/10/2026

Good morning! Did you miss me? I’ve had a week off to regroup after the Meta hearing, but it’s onwards and upwards for SWNN.

Autumn has landed with a bang eh? Still a handful of migrants to be found during the sunny spells, but we’re rapidly approaching the end of dragon season for another year.

Over the coming months I’ll be exploring new avenues for my work which don’t include Meta platforms. I no longer consider them an appropriate bedfellow in terms of my ethical code. SWNN places integrity above just about everything else, and it’s myopic to operate an eco business on a platform that is so incredibly detrimental to the world. It’s one of several changes I have planned to bring SWNN back in line with its roots.

Stay tuned. And…happy Monday!

07/10/2026

Good morning, everyone!

As many of you are aware, I fell victim to a hacker last year, and have been unable to access my business assets here ever since. I found evidence of the compromise very quickly in my log files, and spent the next few months trying to obtain human engagement from Meta but I was stonewalled at every single turn.

Cut to yesterday:
Having been literally forced to litigate against Meta in order to regain access to and control over my own intellectual property, I am finally behind the wheel of this page again. There are still a few wrinkles that need ironing out, which I hope to have resolved before the next court hearing, including some points of British law which Meta seem to think they’ll be allowed to simply ignore. I can’t really say much more than that at this stage.

So. Back to business.

What can you expect from SWNN in autumn? Well, a good deal more photography, I hope! After this week I’ll be back out there a lot more regularly, bringing you the best of the season from our humble little patch here in St Neots. I’ll also be pushing the business in some new directions, given the complete disdain with which Meta continue to treat their customers. They frankly don’t deserve to host honest hard work like mine. Their operational methodology is the business equivalent of the AI slop they pump into every corner of your feed. Honestly, you’d be appalled.

There is much to be done. While I’m busy doing it, I just want to take the opportunity to thank each and every one of you for your support over the years, and let you know how much I appreciate your loyalty and love.

Onwards and upwards!

26/09/2026

Another cool action shot from the natal dispersal this week. I expect the cygnets are now making themselves at home at the local ‘youth club’, near Regatta Meadow.

25/09/2026

I know, I know; another migrant hawker. But look how beautiful?

He’s called a migrant because originally he was just a seasonal visitor to the UK from mainland Europe, but they became an established breeding resident in the 1940s and continue to expand their range northward.

They’re a lot more social than most large dragons, often feeding or basking together in swarms. 🧚

24/09/2026

It’s that time of year again already; the swan kids are leaving home, or rather mum and dad are kicking them out.

Excellent parents though they are, mute swans are highly territorial, and once the cygnets reach adolescence, they cease being offspring, and start being rivals. So mum and dad ‘gently’ encourage them to leave the nesting vicinity and find their own place. Here, they tend to join the ‘youth club’ near Regatta Meadow, where they remain until they’re sexually mature (around 3 years). They eventually pair off and fly away to find their own nesting territory.

The whole ‘leaving home’ business makes for some great action shots. 🦢

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