My wild life #30DaysWild Day 17

My list of Random Acts of Wildness.

Half way through my 30 days of wild and I thought I'd share the pledges The Wildlife Trust suggest to help get closer to nature.
I have already completed some, have plans to do others but some og suggestions I will never be able to complete!
I have added links to as many as I can -so if you have the stamina you can see what we have been up to.

1. Scribble a poem  (well sort of a poem - more free style than rhyming...)
2. Sunbath like daisies (umm - need the sun for that, so might just chance a quick sit with daisies instead!)
3. Admire the setting sun (check!)
4. Survey like a scientist (Himself and Youngest are more likely to do this, I observe for the pleasure)
5. Nap in the grass (have to admit to lying down in long grass to escape a sharp breeze - but no napping)
6. Team up with neighbours (difficult as we all work, but I know that some of our neighbours relish the great outdoors too)
7. Ring like an expert (probably unlikely)
8. Detect for bats (done done done!!)
9. Watch a wild webcam (already do - if you fancy a look try Wildlife Webcam, Wildlifetv or for something COMPLETELY different - try one close to my heart - Africam.
10. Quiz your colleagues 
11. Help wildlife in need
12. Bake for wild life (done done done)
13. Track wild creatures - we have often followed bird tracks in the sand or inspected paw prints in mud or peat hoping to encourage the boys to investigate further
14. Spotlight wild ponds
15. Tune in by switching off (Love it when we go camping - the laptops and mobiles get left alone)
16. Lunch in the wild (done done done)
17. Build for beetles (done done done)
18. Sketch up close (re-discovered my love of drawing)
19. Treat yourself to a wild weekend (yes please)
20. Feel the grass beneath your toes 
21. Sail down stream
22. Hide in a hide
23. Mix a while cocktail (this needs further investigation!)
24. Imagine you're flying
25. Create a wild work of art
26. Compete with friends
27. Map your wild neighbourhood
28. Explore a wild place nearby
29. Contact your Wildlife Trust
30. Picnic with the birds
31. Change your perspective
32. Encourage wild at work
33. Publish in the papers
34. Go slow with a snail 
35. Play under the stars (fully plan on doing this again - bring on the wild camping!)
36. Balance rocks on the beach
37. Swim in the wild (might be a bit chilly for me)
38. Cook in the sunshine (done done done)
39. Sweep like an entomologist
40. Print with natural dyes (hmmm like the idea of this one)
41. Magic on June 23rd (to celebrate St John) but we are going to celebrate June 21st - the longest day!
42. Investigate tracks and signs (yup - done that)
43. Bond with colleagues (I work with some wild characters but I am not sure that is what this means!)
44. Wear a flower in your hair - oh yes!
45. Scatter seedbombs (done that)
46. Scale to great heights (left my tree climbing days in my childhood however my three men do that still!)
47. Leave a wild corner (my entire garden must be a wild corner.....)
48. Decorate with a forest mobile - sounds good :)
49. Showcase on a nature table (done that)
50. Grow borage for bees (yup)
51. Indulge with a natural facemask
52. Visit beautiful meadows - as often as we can
53. Dig a wild pond (have one already)
54. Party in a wild garden
55. Paddle in rock pools (need to go to the coast - what an excellent idea!)
56. Note your sightings (done)
57. Tell stories about the wild - something we all do :)
58. Climb for a wild view (yup!)
59. Scoop a wild news story
60. Complete wildlife watch awards- for young children
61. Share your favourite tree
62. Stay up on a summer's eve
63. Think before you buy (we try to)
64. Wake up with the dawn (plan to)
65. Shine a light on moths
66. Make a mossy matt
67. Develop your skills
68. Retreat to a wild hideout
69. Discover urban wildness (fancy this one)
70. Green your walls
71. Plant a mini meadow
72. Trail using nature
73. Improve your 'hood
74. Buy a wild magazine
75. Blog about wildlife (yay!)
76. Sip in the wild (done that!)
77. Gaze at the moon (done done done)
78. Start a wild adventure
79. Record wild sounds
80. Look up to the sky
81. Workout in the wild
82. Immerse yourself in nature (as often as we can)
83. Encounter your favourite species (a definite favourite)
84. Find your inner wild (during lunch breaks)
85. Levitate a leaf
86. Design a home for wildlife (done)
87. Follow a bumble bee (done)
88. Dance in a downpour
89. Read a wild book
90. Challenge yourself to learn
91. Tweet for the wild
92. Invite a friend into nature
93. Snap a wild colour 
94. Write to your MP (he is sick of me !)
95. Restore a place for wildlife
96. Dangle your feet in wild water (brrrrrr)
97. Save a life
98. Meditate in a wild place (a fantastic feeling)
99. Exercise in the wild
100. Inhale a wild scent (yup)
101. Cuddle your favourite tree (done)

Sorry - I hadn't realised how many there were until I started typing! 

What are you doing in your wild life? 

Are you joining in? 

I have to say we are thoroughly enjoying ours :)

#30DaysWild Days - you can do it too.