AdderAid retweeted
A telling reminder of littering's impact on wildlife. This little male sand lizard was very lucky we came across it whilst surveying. The other wasn't so lucky. As well as posing a fire risk, discarded bottles can be a death trap for small animals, so take your rubbish home folks
AdderAid retweeted
Pheasants have a massive impact on reptiles and will fatally injure adders and leave them to die... as they are released on adder sites, it’s another major factor believed to be driving their declines 😞
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AdderAid retweeted
@RSPBMinsmere @RSPBintheEast Please respect these sensitive #reptiles as they emerge🐍watch from a respectful distance to avoid disturbing them as they need to bask to help facilitate reproduction👍females only breed every 2-3 years so need their space🙂 @reptileproject @AdderAid
AdderAid retweeted
The British Herpetological Society has finally joined Twitter! Thank you to everyone for all the follows already. Our friend and keen herpetologist Steve Allain will be managing the account, with occasional help from me, Chris Gleed-Owen (BHS Chairman).
AdderAid retweeted
Do join in and create an adder stone! Paint any stone with a nice adder design using acrylic paint, spray with clear varnish (optional), write @AddersAmazing and/or the FB link in marker on the back and place on an adder spot near you! 😀🐍
Public perception can pose a huge barrier to species #conservation, and sadly the #adder is affected by this. The @AddersAmazing project is working to change this through public engagement and #education. Could you make an ‘adder stone’ and pass on the message near you?
AdderAid retweeted
Young Adder, at a Cardiff site, during Summer #adder #herpetofauna @ARC_Bytes @ARGroupsUK @CardiffNats @BritishHerpSoc @wildlife_uk @LGSpace @NearbyWild @Natures_Voice @NatureUK @Britnatureguide @CUWildsoc @iNatureUK
AdderAid retweeted
I remember back in the 1960s that adders were common. I used to enjoy finding them, even on roadside verges in some places in West Wales I know, but those days are long gone! #Snakes and #Adders!














