All these beautiful photos are by Jeremy Ritch, a member of the Tasmanian Fungi Group On Earth Day I usually like to visit our National Parks because it’s that time of year when the Fagus leaves are turning, but I’m still grounded, so I’m taking vicarious pleasure in fellow fungi aficionado Jeremy Ritch’s beautiful photos and the birds outside my window. There’s a very cheeky Wattle Bird that has learned to mimic my car alarm which is a bit unnerving until you see it. Still, there are lots of ways to celebrate Earth Day even for couch potatoes. Check out a few of them here. I really liked the sound of The Sunflower Project in the USA, but there are plenty of others to choose from. If not much is happening where you live perhaps you, your school or even your workplace could start one. Here are a couple of other things to celebrate: In January 2023, the EU upheld its ban on bee unfriendly neonics which had been temporarily suspe...
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