Fieldwork

Friday Photo: Unexpected Visitors

2012-06-07T13:26:32+01:00By James_Borrell|

They say that a camel can smell water. I'm not sure if that's true, but they do have a knack of turning up at camp..

Good things happen when you least expect it

2012-06-07T13:38:16+01:00By James_Borrell|

On one particularly tiring and long day, the very instant my head hit the pillow (insert: a sandy pair of rather grim trousers) the valley boomed with the rasping bellow of an Arabian Leopard.

Friday Photo: Surprising Science

2012-05-11T20:53:44+01:00By James_Borrell|

Science is taught in the classroom and practiced in the laboratory. Sometimes you get to have a go in the field. Lab's are sterile, everything goes (almost) to plan

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