I'd say our first attempt at a #wildflower meadow in our garden is a success! Plenty for #pollinators here, recognise any species?
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Back from a lovely trip to Greece. I was a bit surprised there wasn't a huge volume of invertebrate life to check out, but what there was was very cool. These big metallic turquoise scarabs were one of the highlights!
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Heck of a photo by Naomi Farmer from the other week. We think it's the larva of a striped ladybird.
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Really worrying to see the numbers climbing like this. Hope it levels off soon.
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Just a quick snap, but excited to see my first #mayfly making use of my new pond! #invertebrateecology
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Found another chiton the other day as well! Look at those colours! #nofilter #NaturalBeauty
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The rock pools in Dunbar are finally coming alive for the summer! Very excited to see these two. I suspect these are sea hares - a type of sea snail with an internal shell.
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This is exciting!
With Greens in government we are establishing Scotland's first new National Park for 20 years. Where do you think it should be? 🌳news.stv.tv/scotland/scots-u…
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Our uplands should be a nature rich mosaic of habitats not a man made monoculture. Where are the native trees? #Rewilding
One pleasing consequence of #NoMowMay that I hadn't thought of: the dandelion seeds are proving very popular with the local birds. We've started getting daily visits from some goldfinches!
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NatureMaurice retweeted
Hiked for 6 hours today and saw 2 native trees the rest was man-made monoculture. It doesn't have to be this way these uplands could be a rich mosaic of woodland (yes even to the summits in places), peat bog and heather moor. We must repair our nature depleted country. #Rewild





















