Elizabeth Olsson retweeted
It’s that time of year - people asking us about #bumblebees - WHY THEY’RE SEEING THEM ON THE GROUND - so here’s a thread to explain what they’re up to.
Please #retweet.
Every #queen that survives means a new colony that gets to exist & produce new queen #bees for next year!
So this is important to share.
Thank you.
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Elizabeth Olsson retweeted
So much character in this face…No two are alike. These beautiful animals deserve more respect!
#hare #brownhare #Norfolk #campaignforharecloseseason #BBCWildlifePOTD #Springwatch #BBCCountryfileMagPOTD #wildlifephotography
Elizabeth Olsson retweeted
Whenever you feel hopeless about the hate and ruin and sadness in the world, remember that the sun still rises every day, still draws long shadows on the fields, the birds still sing their little hearts out in the gold, and the spring flowers still push up through the hard earth to greet the light. Nature continues to perform her quiet daily miracles, and will always welcome us back to watch alongside her when it all gets too much. #peakdistrict
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Beautiful day, although we've just had a quick shower. Herdy Bear enjoying the Spring feeling whilst it lasts 💛💛
#herdwicks #sheep #sunshine
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Collared Dove at my bird bath (actually a plant pot base!) 😁
Taken last week from through my kitchen window. 😊🐦
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One of the hellebores currently blooming in the border next to the wildflower orchard #GardensHour
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Garden cheer from here.
A sad tale from Shakespeare and mythology about a delicate flower that hangs its head - Fritillaria melagris.
“And in his blood that on the ground lay spilled
A purple flower sprung up, checkered with white,
Resembling well his pale cheeks.” Shakespeare
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Long eared owl.
by @dickvanduijn 🏆.
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Stood in the glow of a morning
#PeakDistrict
































