Qui suis-je? Who am I? Wer bin Ich?
A biologist crazy about everything that lives on earth, under water and in the air.
Loving gardening, green design, music, diving and travelling.
Now working in an awesome plant conservation charity called Plant Heritage. Check their website here http://www.nccpg.com/ !
Check my Flickr page here : http://www.flickr.com/people/jellyfishy/
And my LinkedIn profile there : http://be.linkedin.com/pub/sophie-leguil/3/136/9ab
I’ve just come across your blog (I found it from your recent registration with UKENHB) and really enjoyed reading it. I’m looking forward to to your next posts although if they are in French, I’ll certainly struggle a bit.
Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Thanks for your kind comments! I have moved to the UK now, and I’m getting a bit lazy, so I think my posts will be in English from now on
Hello! Lovely to see you last week at the Invasive Species week. I haven’t managed to get hold of your email yet so I thought this would be the quickest way of getting in touch. If you still want to come over to Leith Hill for our Field Recorders’ Meeting I can send you the details
Best wishes,
Catherine Burton (Biologisal Records Officer, SBIC / SWT)
Great blog Sophie- details coming your way soon re Harvest Mice and other Surrey mammal Group Events. Lovely to meet you on the Invaives’ Week events. Best wishes
Jim Jones (Wetland Landscape Officer SWT)
What a marvelous blog! I’m so glad you happened upon my blog so I could find you.
Thank you! I have discovered your blog through Rachel (http://ecologyescapades.wordpress.com/) and I find it so relaxing!
So glad I found your blog, it’s not only nice to look at, but well-written and informative. Good stuff!
Hi Sophie – Thank you for following my own blog! I am completely new to the (active) blogging experience, so am just kind of blindly feeling my way along – I must say, yours is a really welcome specimen when it comes to content + presentation. Well done. As soon as I figure out how to list followed blogs on my own, your will appear – Cheers -
Thank you so much for your kind comments!
I’ve been reading yours and the mix of nature, champagne, food and France suits me very much, look forward to reading your upcoming posts
How long have you been living in France/Switzerland?
17 years! We live right on the border to Switzerland – I can see Geneva from my window, but we are firmly in France.
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