I have not been watching, but had a quick look at Episode 1. Was it this green one? If so, the link in the article is from doesn't work, but looks like you can rent it loanthelook.com/products/bta.... None of the other links I've found online work.

I am very much looking forward to visiting her when next we are in Sneem. The day trip around the ring will be worth it. I imagine I will get a similar feeling to when I visited Millicent Fawcett's statue for the first time. Grateful, defiant, & a little bit revolutionary (in my own small way).

There is a wider picture too, still all the dogs look like they have the same markings. I don't know how much variation is expected, but I'd assume more than this? Alongside the odd artefact and your knowledge of buildings, I'd also go for AI.

When it rains, it pours. But unfortunately not with water, #hedgehogs. Came down for lunch only to spot a teenie one, 140g, on our path. Scooped up into a box. Went back outside to check for others & found another two out. Much bigger ones though, 750g & 1kg+. Off to the rescue for all of them!

I have made a fair few & the best recipe I've found is Felicity Cloake's (not just because of our first name). I haven't tried as individuals as I generally make it for Toad in the Hole or around a joint of beef. It is both crispy and stodgy and full of flavour. www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...

You might already be aware of this series of books, but if not, might be worth a look? Available digitally as well as hard copy. They also produce ones for the UK, Alps, etc etc.

Is this a slightly wing-nibbled female Silver-washed Fritillary? #TeamButterfly

I can't recall if you are a vermouth or gin fan (I know you like port), but when we were in Copenhagen last year we stumbled across Two Socks on our first night & loved it. Great toasties & the thickest drinks menu we've seen. I love vermouth so was an exciting find. maps.app.goo.gl/RhM3jWELyEyw...

And the stepped nature of the residential block (no's 194 and 196) alongside proximity to graveyard, tree placement etc also look somewhat similar

I would like to snuggle a cat-sized version of the Pale Tussock in this morning's trap. Or the Puss Moth we had a few weeks ago.

Three new moths for our garden caught overnight, out of 13-ish species. A Shoulder-striped Wainscot, a Sharp Angled Peacock & a Meadow Grey. Also in the trap, but not new, one of my favourites - a Pale Tussock. I do love a furry moth! #TeamMoth

ObsIdentify is going for 100% Ingrained Clay for the first two pics, but they look so different! And neither really looks like the Ingrailed Clays in our book. Can the experts at #TeamMoth help? And is the 3rd one a Shoulder-striped Wainscot & 4th a Meadow Grey?

#TeamMoth is this a Zeiraphera insertana? ObsIdentify suggested such with great confidence, but it's not in my book. Online info suggests it's a bit early flying, but have had that with other species this morning. It has been a bit warm!

They are rather bumbling creatures. We found one in our moth trap this morning, alongside a beautiful and much more serene Poplar Hawk Moth (and a variety of other lovely moths).

I need some help please #TeamMoth. Any suggestions for these two Shropshire moths?

Managed to snag two tickets for tonight's canoe safari up the River Axe, run by Wild East Devon & Axe Vale Canoe Club. Absolutely glorious. We saw the sand martins, swifts, a marsh harrier, mullet, and jellyfish that make Seaton Wetlands their home. And a lot of inquisitive cows. Highly recommended.

There is this FB post mentioning it, with what looks like a wrapper aligning to your description www.facebook.com/share/p/18UU... (wrapper image uploaded below too in case FB not accessible).

Taken by a friend in Scotland. What's going on here #TeamMoth? Apparently the caterpillar reacted when gently prodded with a blade of grass, but wasn't moving otherwise and it looks like it's been turned inside out. I'm assuming it has come to some kind of grizzly end. Perhaps Drinker Moth?

A day of gardening and you come across all sorts of beasties. I think this is a Jersey Tiger Moth caterpillar munching on a borage seedling in our greenhouse. Relocated to somewhere a bit safer with plenty of its preferred food to hand. Is #TeamCaterpillar a thing on here, as well as #TeamMoth?

It's our first moth of 2026. My ID skills are not well honed, particularly for pugs. Can anyone help me on these? I'm thinking Tissue, Common Pug and something? Location is East Devon #TeamMoth

We were at a friend's for a BBQ and we got to see Moonrise. It was pretty special.

This is what it says in our Brewer's Britain & Ireland.

It's really joyful seeing them collecting fluff at this time of year, isn't it? If you have a spare fat ball or block feeder, that works really well as a holder. Your crocheted one is super pretty (I never learned, I should try one day), but it might introduce a slight risk of tangling little feet?

The pear cordons we planted about 7 years ago have flowered for the first time (we are slowly learning how to prune to encourage fruiting spurs). They smell of fish. This was not expected.

I was intrigued so had a quick look. I think there is something in it, assuming I've found the right location?

Well that's one good deed done for the day. I've never been to Budapest, it was purely online detective work based on what you had shared in the thread. I seem to have a skill for it! The offer for this week sounds blooming delicious. I hope you have enough time off to enjoy it.

Thank you for this recommendation. We didn't need it on the way out as our Eurostar was on time & we made our connection to Chantilly. However, we headed there for lunch today before departure. The onion soup is indeed a very good one, as is the onglet. Much appreciated!

Well the very persistent and frustrating cloud patch over East Devon cleared just enough for us to capture red and green #aurora from our drive. Even saw green patches moving with the naked eye. Never thought that'd happen here! We headed out to get an unobstructed view northwards. Wow.

We have several terracotta saucers that have been going years despite repeated freeze thaw (and most terracotta pots succumbing). I'm not sure the brand, but will check later in case there's a markers mark. And yes, this one from today needs both defrosting and a good scrub - it's on the chore list.

The robins at Seaton Wetlands take their role of guides very seriously. I hope the @WildEastDevon team is paying them appropriate weekend rates.