Britains finest living nature writer THE TIMESLewisStempels greatest gift remains his prose with all its vividness and energy THE DAILY MAILThe hottest nature writer around THE SPECTATORAt night the normal rules of Nature do not apply. In the nightwood I have met a badger coming the other way tipped my cap said hello. The animals do not expect us humans to be abroad in the dark which is their time when the world still belongs to them.That was in winter. The screaming of a tawny owl echoed off the bare trees. For all of our streetlamp civilization you can still hear the call of the wild. If if you go out after the decline of the day...As the human world settles down each evening nocturnal animals prepare to take back the countryside. Taking readers on four walks through the four seasons acclaimed nature writer and farmer John LewisStempel reveals a world bursting with life and normally hidden from view. Out beyond the cities it is still possible to see the night sky full of stars or witness a moonbow an arch of white light in the heavens.It is time for us to leave our lairs and go tramping. To join our fellow creatures of the night.