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From Our Home Correspondent07/07/2020From Our Home Correspondent 07/07/2020

The "bubble", tarot readers, coy gorillas, murder in an idyll and a natural history hero.

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“The sea lions made their peculiar noise – half-dog’s bark, half-pig’s grunting – and were more obliging than the gorillas.”

Paul Moss recently visited a zoo to see how animals and staff had coped with lockdown.

  • “The sea lions made their peculiar noise – half-dog’s bark, half-pig’s grunting – and were more obliging than the gorillas.”
  • “The random nature of the murder and my realisation that I knew the victim unnerved me.”
  • “I often used to clasp people’s hands and they would shuffle the cards. We can’t do that now.”
  • “When an invitation to ‘bubble’ popped up on my phone, I happily accepted!”
  • “Gilbert White was marooned at Selborne. We’ve all been marooned at home by the virus.”

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