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dansnaturepictures · 2 years

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16/07/2022-The Global Bird Fair in Rutland and Lyndon Nature Reserve

Today we attended the first ever Global Bird Fair and had an amazing day. Now when it was announced that the old Bird Fair which I’d attended ever year up until the pandemic since I was eleven held by the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust in association with the RSPB at Rutland Water Nature Reserve at Egleton would no longer be held last winter I rather regret a little the tone of the tweets I did about it. I saw two of the reasons mentioned for them no longer hosting it; the ecological impact of holding a fair on a nature reserve and the focus of the event on international tourism at this time with the climate crisis and thought “you know what, good points”. I wanted to be seen to back such thoughts in line with values I want to stand for. I did also nostalgically celebrate what this annual event meant to me and that I will miss it. However I should have dialed the former down as I didn’t read the room that on social media reflecting opinion in the community generally most were angry at the Bird Fair’s axing due to other reasons which I was too. I failed in my thoughts shared to consider the political importance of the event for birder’s and wildlife watchers, how much it means to many across the globe and how much of a valuable knowledge share and celebration it is to raise money for charity and looking back I felt it made it seem I was glad it was ending. Which whilst I saw the benefits of the particular two reasons, couldn’t be further from the truth. So I wanted to explain that I was proud today to attend this re-birth of the event from Global Birding sponsored by many of the same partners and be at the first one, on the Rutland show ground putting less pressure on the reserve and whilst in Rutland getting to tread a little more lightly I hope and visit the nature reserves of Rutland Water to watch wildlife.

Just like Bird Fair always has it was a day of valuable social interactions for me within a diverse community, much food for thought and much learning. We attended some brilliant talks today, seeing one on the incredible Rutland Sea Dragon discovery, one from Harry Munt of Save the House Sparrow and how they can be key to rewinding a very inspiring young man, one from Heatherlea who we did our Scotland trip in 2018 with and one from Keith Betton who we know from Hampshire birding of course about Gran Canaria and the Gran Canaria Blue Chaffinch. I know Harry from social media having a lot of interactions before I‘ve always really liked following his projects and relating to him and he is local for us. So it was brilliant to get a bit of time to chat to him and his family, so feel good. With Heatherlea too we spoke to the team which was nice. David Lindo who’s work I admire and who is always so kind and talkative and a fair few other faces we knew from visiting Bird Fair in the past were lovely to speak to with many people we recognised that we saw today too like Nigel Marven.

We also spent a lot of time at the bird ringing demonstration from Rutland ringing group/BTO a highlight of the Bird Fair every year for us. Another remarkable moment this weekend occurred here when they brought back a Sparrowhawk to ring! I’d never seen a raptor ringed before and this majestic female bird with its fine feathers and piercing eye with sweet yellow feet was a sight to behold. What a privilege to see this ringed and get to take some photos, after the Kestrel seen on a telegraph wire from the car yesterday that’s two unusually close views of stunning raptors we’ve had this weekend. I took the third, fourth and fifth pictures in this photoset of this bird. It’s always so fascinating to learn so much about the birds and ringing and I come away so inspired by the team of ringers. Chiffchaff which I learnt a bit about, Chaffinch and a few Great and Blue Tits were other birds it was great to see ringed.

Likewise Butterfly Conservation’s stand had some lovely moths on show, with the wonderful Elephant Hawkmoth and also an Eyed Hawkmoth not one I’d seen before key sightings. Butterflies I believe Gatekeeper and Small White and Woodpigeons were nice wildlife to see from the fair today too with a Buzzard flying over at the start as well which was a treat in a good day for birds of prey I have long known with this and Sparrowhawk. White clover was nice to see here too. I am so glad and thankful to Tim Appleton MBE and the whole team that they got this event on to continue to get us all together for a good cause after the three year gap. I took the sixth picture in this photoset of a view from the show ground.

On this glorious sunny evening we had a little look at the wonderful Lyndon Nature Reserve on Rutland Water where we have always come when up here for the Bird Fair. We got some epic views over the huge body of water as the sun lowered with luscious green vegetation glowing in the light. There were some brilliant bird moments as I saw a couple of boisterous Bullfinches and Great Crested Grebe, Grey Heron, Little Egret, Cormorant and Common Tern on and around the water, with a few Pheasants seen at the shore too. Mute Swan, Black-headed Gull and Blue Tit were other great sightings. Rabbit especially and also Grey Squirrel in the world of mammals were also great to see.

There was an amazing butterfly moment here when I saw another Purple Hairstreak getting a stunning view of this gem of a butterfly landed. That’s three Purple Hairstreaks seen in three counties in three days now and I’ve seen them in four counties so far this year Hampshire, Sussex, Norfolk and Rutland, something phenomenal for one of my favourite species. A joyful fifteen minutes of butterfly counting took place as I saw six Small White, two Meadow Brown, three Comma, a Peacock, two battling Small Tortoiseshells high up a sweetly emerald sunlit tree which was a great sight, four Gatekeeper, four Ringlet and a Specked Wood with Gatekeeper especially seen well outside of the count. Brilliant summer memories at an amazing site for insects. I also saw a Common Nettle-tap moth a lovely little new one for me and others here.

My first ever Brown Hawker photos a star of this weekend one of the photos the first in this set that I had hoped to add this species to my year during it as one landed on a tree with another coming in to make it fly a few minutes later was a big moment of dragonflies on this walk, it was wonderful to make out its fabulous colour. What a special species. Bees were nice to see here too.

Finally there were some floral delights at Lyndon with my first mullein possibly black mullein of the year as the seventh picture in this photoset shows and my first ever dotted loosestrife a pretty yellow one seen near the visitor centre, and wood avens, herb-Robert, self heal, possible cow parsley, lovely little forget-me-not, rosebay willowherb, St. John’s wort I believe, scabious, lovely nettle leaves shining in the sunlight, common spotted orchid as the tenth and final picture in this photoset shows, meadow crane’s-bill, red campion, the honeysuckle in the ninth picture in this photoset and others seen nicely on the walk. I enjoyed grass today and there were some nice patches of berries starting to come through at Lyndon too. I took the eighth picture in this photoset of a view here on this beautiful evening showing Rutland Water and a tree. It was so good tonight and this morning to take in the views of a town, villages and hamlets I love from driving through on the way from and to the hotel when coming up for the Bird Fair all those years Rockingham which the second picture in this photoset is near, Caldecott, Uppingham, Preston and Gunthorpe with the brown and green field so symbolic of the summer landscape seeing Eye Brook Reservoir too all this looking nice in the sun. We got some cracking views of Red Kites on the way in this morning again too.

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phataisle · 4 months

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Week 3: Beyond the "Thin Ideal": Tumblr's Role in the Fat Acceptance Movement

For decades, mainstream media has dominated the portrayal of ideal beauty, often presenting narrow and exclusionary standards for women (Henriques & Patnaik 2021). This "thin ideal" has typically favoured young, white, and able-bodied individuals, while marginalizing and demonizing fat bodies (Grabe, Ward & Hyde 2008). These representations depict fatness as grotesque, destined for ill health, and a burden on the public purse (Ata & Thompson 2010). Traditional media platforms offered limited opportunities for individuals, particularly those with fat bodies, to stand up for themselves or confront and criticize negative representations and descriptions of these negative portrayals.

The proliferation of digital technologies and social media platforms has empowered diverse voices, particularly those representing marginalized identities (Ren, Wu & Zheng 2022). Technological advancements, such as smartphones and laptops, have empowered individuals to create, share, and reclaim their narratives. This democratization of media has enabled fat individuals to curate and disseminate self-representations that challenge traditional beauty norms and promote body positivity. The ubiquitous practice of "selfies" exemplifies this shift, allowing individuals to portray themselves on their own terms, free from the constraints of mainstream media filters (Hampton 2015).

Social media has further fostered the development of the "Fatosphere," a virtual community where fat individuals can connect, share experiences, and advocate for social change (Dickins et al. 2016). The Fatosphere serves as a platform for self-affirmation, information sharing, and collective action aimed at challenging societal perceptions of larger bodies and individuals (Lupton 2016). The Fatosphere facilitates collective action and activism, challenging societal perceptions of fatness and advocating for greater inclusivity and acceptance (Williams 2017). This includes utilizing hashtag activism to raise awareness and promote positive change (Chen, Pain & Barner 2018). Despite its positive contributions, the Fatosphere faces criticism. Some argue that it promotes unhealthy lifestyles or delegitimizes public health concerns (Dickins et al. 2011). However, it is crucial to acknowledge the movement's core tenets: fostering self-acceptance, empowerment, and community building (Betton et al. 2015).

Tumblr, known for its diverse content and explicit content, has played a significant role in fostering fat-positive communities (Amundsen 2022). There are thousands of Tumblr sites dedicated to “fat liberation” and “body acceptance” (Schultz 2015). It serves as a gateway to resources and discussions related to body acceptance, activism efforts, and personal experiences shared among fat-identified individuals (Reif, Miller & Taddicken 2022). Tumblr has supported fat communities on the platform that reflect and illustrate the broader online fat acceptance movement as well as providing a wealth of knowledge worth observing about fat bodies and fat people (Lupton 2016).

Reference list

Amundsen, R 2022, ‘Sex and Social Media’, Information, Communication & Society, vol. 25, no. 12, pp. 1845–1848.

Ata, RN & Thompson, JK 2010, ‘Weight Bias in the Media: a Review of Recent Research’, Obesity Facts, vol. 3, no. 1, pp. 41–46.

Betton, V, Borschmann, R, Docherty, M, Coleman, S, Brown, M & Henderson, C 2015, ‘The Role of Social Media in Reducing Stigma and Discrimination’, British Journal of Psychiatry, vol. 206, no. 6, pp. 443–444.

Chen, GM, Pain, P & Barner, B 2018, ‘“Hashtag Feminism”: Activism or Slacktivism?’, Feminist Approaches to Media Theory and Research, Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp. 197–218.

Dickins, M, Browning, C, Feldman, S & Thomas, S 2016, ‘Social Inclusion and the Fatosphere: the Role of an Online Weblogging Community in Fostering Social Inclusion’, Sociology of Health & Illness, vol. 38, no. 5, pp. 797–811.

Dickins, M, Thomas, SL, King, B, Lewis, S & Holland, K 2011, ‘The Role of the Fatosphere in Fat Adults’ Responses to Obesity Stigma’, Qualitative Health Research, vol. 21, no. 12, pp. 1679–1691.

Grabe, S, Ward, LM & Hyde, JS 2008, ‘The Role of the Media in Body Image Concerns among women: a meta-analysis of Experimental and Correlational studies.’, Psychological Bulletin, vol. 134, no. 3, pp. 460–476.

Hampton, C 2015, ‘#nomakeupselfies: the Face of Hashtag Slacktivism’, Networking Knowledge: Journal of the MeCCSA Postgraduate Network, vol. 8, no. 6.

Henriques, M & Patnaik, D 2021, ‘Social Media and Its Effects on Beauty’, Beauty - Cosmetic Science, Cultural Issues and Creative Developments.

Lupton, D 2016, ‘Digital Media and Body weight, shape, and size: an Introduction and Review’, Fat Studies, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 119–134.

Reif, A, Miller, I & Taddicken, M 2022, ‘“Love the Skin You‘re In”: an Analysis of Women’s Self-Presentation and User Reactions to Selfies Using the Tumblr Hashtag #bodypositive’, Mass Communication and Society.

Ren, S, Wu, Y & Zheng, Y 2022, ‘Exploring the Impact of Social Media on Female Self Image’, Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research, vol. 664.

Schultz, K 2015, Fat Activism and Collective accountability: from Virtual Community Fat Activism and Collective accountability: from Virtual Community to Embodied Coalition to Embodied Coalition, Thesis, College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Theses and Dissertations, p. 194.

Williams, A 2017, ‘Fat People of Color: Emergent Intersectional Discourse Online’, Social Sciences, vol. 6, no. 1, p. 15.

#mda20009 #Week3 #Tumblr #fat acceptance #fatosphere

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alexsrandomramblings · 4 months

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My love of lace got the betton of me. Ordered three cotton lace fichus for use in warmer weather. If we ever see warmer weather up here again.

#alex rambles

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444namesplus · 5 months

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inatungulates · 8 months

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Betton's tree hyrax Dendrohyrax arboreus bettoni

Observed by floydehayes, CC BY-NC

#Dendrohyrax arboreus bettoni #Betton's tree hyrax #Procaviidae #hyrax #Africa #Kenya

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deafeningcupcakequeen · 5 months

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les-degustations-ugo · 8 months

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🇫🇷 ❓❓Hello les amoureux du tire-bouchon. Et vous, Connaissez-vous les Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues ❓❓🇫🇷

🍇🍷AOP Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues Rouge 2021 cuvée Terre de Galets du @domainemagalanne 🍇🍷:

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Syrah 60%,

Mourvèdre 30%,

Grenache 10%

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Élevage sur lies fines pendant 10 mois avec bâtonnages hebdomadaires.

👁️ :

Robe de couleur rouge grenat soutenu avec des reflets violet

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Un nez sur des notes de fruits rouges

💋 :

En bouche, on a un vin fruité, expressif, avec une belle rondeur et complexité. Sur des arômes de griottes confites, cassis, mûres. Un vin d'une grande générosité. Une belle longueur en bouche avec une finale sur des notes de cacao, chocolat amer et clou de girofle.

📜En résumé📜 :

Une cuvée que j'ai beaucoup appréciée. Des tanins ronds, de la générosité et du fruit. Une belle gourmandise en bouteille.

🧆Dégusté sur des andouillettes au four 🧆.

🍷Quelques accords mets et vin possible avec cette cuvée🍷 : Lasagnes, Bécasse aux cèpes, Boeuf Stroganoff, Boudin noir aux pommes, Cailles à l'orange.....

📌N'oubliez pas, boire un canon c'est sauver

un vigneron. Allez voir le site internet du domaine pour voir toutes les cuvées et promotions du moment📌.

🔞« L'abus d'alcool est dangereux pour la santé, à consommer avec modération »🔞 La plupart des vins ont été dégustés et recrachés. Dégustation non rémunéré.

#lesdegustationsugo #wine #winelover #vino #winetasting #winetime #winelovers #instawine #redwine #winestagram #winery #beer #wineoclock #vin #sommelier #love #vinho #foodporn #winelife #instagood #whitewine #cocktails #drinks #wein #foodie #wineporn #drink

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🗣️🇫🇷Description du domaine @domainemagalanne 🇫🇷🗣️

Aujourd’hui, le Domaine de Magalanne compte 30 hectares classés en Côtes du Rhône, Côtes du Rhône villages et Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues.Le domaine s’étend sur cinq communes différentes :Domazan – Estézargues – Montfrin – Théziers – Saze.

Propriété de la Famille Betton depuis plus de 10 générations, les cultures sont très diverses au début, de la vigne oui mais aussi des légumes, des fruits et même de la garance qui servit notamment à teindre magnifiquement les pantalons de nos soldats en 1914, le fameux rouge garance, très discret et très sobre.

La notion de développement durable est au centre des intérêts de l’exploitation puisque l’ensemble du vignoble est conduit en agriculture raisonnée et la quasi-totalité des vignes sont enherbées. Nous évitons ainsi une surconsommation de produits phytosanitaires et de désherbant. Nous sommes certifiés domaine à haute valeur environnementale.

Le travail du sol est très important pour faire ressortir les particularités des terroirs dans nos vins, que ce soit en Côtes du Rhône ou Côtes du Rhône Villages.Un vin ne se conçoit pas qu’au moment de la vinification, mais tout au long de l’année, avec la taille en hiver, le travail du sol, l’effeuillage, l’enherbement.Soucieux d’apporter un produit de qualité pour nos clients, nous sommes engagés dans une lutte raisonnée contre les nuisances subies par la vigne en limitant l’usage de produits phytosanitaires. Bénéficiant d’un climat sec, d’un mistral bienveillant sur nos parcelles, nos terroirs sont préservés des risques de maladies. Ainsi, nos vins sont le fruit d’un travail et d’une observation quotidienne de la vigne au chai.

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🇬🇧❓❓Hello corkscrew lovers. And you, do you know the Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues ❓❓🇬🇧

🍇🍷AOP Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues Rouge 2021 cuvée Terre de Galets from @domainemagalanne 🍇🍷:

🍇:

Syrah 60%,

Mourvèdre 30%,

Grenache 10%

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Aging on fine lees for 10 months with weekly stirring.

👁️:

Deep garnet red color with purple reflections

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A nose with notes of red fruits

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On the palate, we have a fruity, expressive wine, with a beautiful roundness and complexity. With aromas of candied morello cherries, blackcurrants and blackberries. A wine of great generosity. A nice length in the mouth with a finish with notes of cocoa, bitter chocolate and cloves.

📜In summary📜:

A vintage that I really enjoyed. Round tannins, generosity and fruit. A beautiful treat in a bottle.

🧆Tasted on baked andouillettes 🧆.

🍷Some possible food and wine pairings with this vintage🍷: Lasagna, Woodcock with porcini mushrooms, Beef Stroganoff, Black pudding with apples, Quails with orange.....

📌Don't forget, drinking a barrel is saving a winemaker. Go to the estate's website to see all the vintages and promotions of the moment📌.

🔞“Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, consume in moderation”🔞Most of the wines have been tasted and spat out. Unpaid tasting.

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🗣️🇬🇧Description of @domainemagalanne 🗣️🇬🇧

Today, the Domaine de Magalanne has 30 hectares classified as Côtes du Rhône, Côtes du Rhône villages and Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues. The estate covers five different municipalities: Domazan – Estézargues – Montfrin – Théziers – Saze.

Owned by the Betton family for more than 10 generations, the crops were very diverse at the beginning, from vines yes, but also vegetables, fruits and even madder which was used in particular to beautifully dye the trousers of our soldiers in 1914, the famous madder red, very discreet and very sober.

The notion of sustainable development is at the center of the interests of the exploitation since the whole of the vineyard is led in sustainable agriculture and almost all the vines are grassed. We thus avoid an overconsumption of phytosanitary products and weed killer. We are certified domain with high environmental value.

Tillage is very important to bring out the particularities of the terroirs in our wines, whether in Côtes du Rhône or Côtes du Rhône Villages. A wine is not conceived only at the time of vinification, but throughout the year, with pruning in winter, tillage, leaf stripping, grassing. Concerned about providing a quality product for our customers, we are committed to a reasoned fight against the nuisances suffered by the vine in limiting the use of phytosanitary products. Benefiting from a dry climate, a benevolent mistral on our plots, our terroirs are protected from the risk of disease. Thus, our wines are the fruit of daily work and observation from the vine to the cellar.

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🇮🇹❓❓Ciao amanti dei cavatappi. E tu, conosci i Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues ❓❓🇮🇹

🍇🍷AOP Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues Rouge 2021 cuvée Terre de Galets di @domainemagalanne 🍇🍷:

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Syrah 60%,

Mourvedre 30%,

Grenache 10%

🏺:

Affinamento sulle fecce fini per 10 mesi con batonnage settimanali.

👁️:

Colore rosso granato intenso con riflessi violacei

👃:

Un naso con note di frutti rossi

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Al palato abbiamo un vino fruttato, espressivo, con una bella rotondità e complessità. Con aromi di marasche candite, ribes nero e more. Un vino di grande generosità. Bella persistenza in bocca con un finale con note di cacao, cioccolato amaro e chiodi di garofano.

📜In sintesi📜:

Un'annata che mi è davvero piaciuta. Tannini rotondi, generosità e frutto. Una bella sorpresa in bottiglia.

🧆Degustato su andouillettes al forno 🧆.

🍷Alcuni possibili abbinamenti enogastronomici con questa annata🍷: Lasagne, Beccaccia ai funghi porcini, Manzo alla Stroganoff, Sanguinaccio alle mele, Quaglie all'arancia.....

📌Non dimenticare, bere una botte fa risparmiare un enologo. Vai sul sito dell'azienda per vedere tutte le annate e le promozioni del momento📌.

🔞“L'abuso di alcol è pericoloso per la salute, consumalo con moderazione”🔞La maggior parte dei vini è stata assaggiata e sputata. Degustazione non retribuita.

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🗣️🇮🇹Descrizione i @domainemagalanne 🗣️🇮🇹

Oggi il Domaine de Magalanne conta 30 ettari classificati come Côtes du Rhône, Côtes du Rhône village e Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues.La tenuta copre cinque diversi comuni: Domazan – Estézargues – Montfrin – Théziers – Saze.

Di proprietà della famiglia Betton da più di 10 generazioni, le coltivazioni all'inizio erano molto diverse, dalla vite sì, ma anche ortaggi, frutta e persino robbia che veniva usata in particolare per tingere magnificamente i pantaloni dei nostri soldati nel 1914, il famoso rosso pazza, molto discreto e molto sobrio.

La nozione di sviluppo sostenibile è al centro degli interessi dello sfruttamento poiché l'intero vigneto è condotto in agricoltura sostenibile e quasi tutte le viti sono inerbite. Evitiamo così un consumo eccessivo di prodotti fitosanitari e diserbanti. Siamo un dominio certificato ad alto valore ambientale.

La lavorazione del terreno è molto importante per far risaltare le particolarità dei terroir nei nostri vini, siano essi Côtes du Rhône o Côtes du Rhône Villages.Un vino non è concepito solo al momento della vinificazione, ma durante tutto l'anno, con potatura in inverno, lavorazione del terreno , sfogliatura, inerbimento Preoccupati di fornire un prodotto di qualità per i nostri clienti, ci impegniamo in una lotta ragionata contro i fastidi subiti dalla vite nel limitare l'uso di prodotti fitosanitari. Beneficiando di un clima secco, di un maestrale benevolo sui nostri appezzamenti, i nostri terroir sono protetti dal rischio di malattie. I nostri vini sono così il frutto del lavoro quotidiano e dell'osservazione dalla vigna alla cantina.

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