Delighted to film this hummingbird hawk-moth in my garden. If you want to find out a bit more about these amazing creatures that are becoming an increasingly common sight in the UK, head to @simonbarneswild How to Fly, pp 64-66. Out now from @BloomsburyBooks
‘I left the water and became part of the air’: my week as a tropical two-wing flyingfish
Each week, @simonbarneswild hears what the past seven days have been like for a member of the animal kingdom
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A birdsong requiem for fire-ravaged Dunwich Heath
@simonbarneswild: Nature and those who bask in it have both been deprived by the devastating blaze on Suffolk heathland
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‘I left the water and became part of the air’: my week as a tropical two-wing flyingfish
Each week, @simonbarneswild hears what the past seven days have been like for a member of the animal kingdom
https://t.co/3jo9wZ94MF
It’s always something: a brief history of England at the World Cup since 1966
@simonbarneswild reflects on the many forms that football failure can take
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‘Let the mind drift while the body stays still’: my week as a giant clam
Each week, @simonbarneswild hears what the past seven days have been like for a member of the animal kingdom
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Heavyweight sports and wildlife writer @simonbarneswild is very clever and very funny. And he loves football. Perfect, in other words, for @LifeGoalsTD. Here he tells me how he fell into sports writing...
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In his fascinating book ‘How To Fly’ @simonbarneswild examines all aspects of aerial life. On @LifeGoalsTD the former Chief Sports Writer on the @thetimes is equally insightful on footballers who have scaled the heights including Cruyff, Zidane and Haaland https://t.co/PLtGGJhV4c