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Polly Hoskin reports on the Wharfedale Naturalists Webinar April 6th 2021: The Nature of Lockdown Part 2 “IT was similar to a wildebeest giving birth on the plains of Africa.” This is how Anne Riley introduced a photograph of an event in her Burley in Wharfedale garden last summer. The event? The live birth of an aphid which emerged and then quickly scuttled away. This statement and the detailed photographs which accompanied it demonstrate Anne Riley’s love and enthusiasm for insects. During lockdown last year Anne took numerous photographs of the insects living in her garden which she describes as a haven for wildlife. She and her husband garden organically, with limited interference and have specifically planted species that are beneficial for pollinators. After the talk, asked about the best plants to attract insects, Anne’s answer included the controversial ragwort and nettles as well as field scabious, vipers bugloss, meadow cranesbill and red valerian.
Surat: Cyber Crime police booked some unidentified person on Tuesday for creating a fake circular related to Covid-19 restrictions and making it viral on social media. The circular created panic among citizens who bombarded the police with inquiries about the circular.
The fake circular has been issued in the name of Dr P S Patel, special commissioner of police. City police clarified that there is no special commissioner in city police with the name of P S Patel. Top city police officials also ordered an investigation into the matter but cops are yet to find any clue about how the letter came into circulation.
âI wanted to show how life has changed â: Photography studentâs film of Middlesbrough viewed by thousands
Kelis-Angel (16) shows life in the town and how it has changed due to covid-19
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Lots of changes have happened over the past 10 months.
And wanting to capture these moments and the spirit of the town on film was Middlesbrough student Kelis-Angel Moloney.
to live there and have all these anchors parachute in to do their broadcasts and have national media and to have much of the city locked down while you are trying to work and do your job? well, i think the lockdown part is what s different. this is a world class city so we have had hordes of media from all around the world for many other events including the boston marathon. but the lockdown part is very different here. and i was very proud of the way local television folks handle a situation that they had never handled before. that s the difference. talk a little bit about local tv. for example, during that night when there was the shootout with police that killed the older tsarnaev brother, local tv made all over that. the boston globe has been working 24/7. talk about the local approach to what is obviously a national and