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OMG just witnessed little owl owlet use heavy shower to wash. with ruffled feathers & wings out stretch twirling wonderful encounter with the stunning wildlife we share are urban world with. PLEASE WATCH PURE HAPPINESS @BBCSpringwatch @jcurtisart @Natures_Voice #londonbirds
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When tidying the garden, avoid burning garden debris on a bonfire. Instead, pile up branches and fallen leaves in a quiet corner. This provides shelter for hedgehogs, beetles, toads, slow worms and other animals.
More tips for nature-friendly gardens:
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A look at the process behind βWinter Dawnβ, one of a few pieces of mine that will be part of the winter exhibition at the Green Gallery in Buchlyvie, starting Sat 21st November. Opening weekend also has a wonderful Christmas market with a selection of fabulous local artists and makers π€
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#WinterDawn #Hare #WildlifeArt #HareArt #PaletteKnife
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Red breasted goose in flight from yesterday @KentishPlover
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Come and join in at one of our volunteer days. Tea, coffee and biscuits provided. Stay for as long as you want.
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Red breasted goose at seasalter at first light found by colin this morning
@KentishPlover
@RareBirdAlertUK
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WaderTales blogs were read in 72 countries in October.
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#ornithology #shorebirds #waders
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βBarn Owl: St. Maryβs Church, Wivetonβ
acrylic, 42 x 27 cms.
On an autumn afternoon a Barn Owl hunts a meadow beside the River Glaven by the village of Wiveton, just inland from Cley-next-the-Sea on the North Norfolk coast. In the background is the church of St. Maryβs
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Sunrise timelapse over Birling Gap from Cuckmere haven, Seven Sisters Country Park - South Downs National Park
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I just signed the open letter calling for an independent commission to scrutinise tidal energy generation in the Mersey Estuary. Sign here: actionnetwork.org/petitions/β¦ @CheshireWT
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Beautiful autumnal morning , sparkling with golden sunlight and festoon with cobwebs and as the mist rolled back, beautiful white rainbow hanging over the marsh.
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The habitat on the reserve supports many common lizard, Slow Worm & Grass Snakes. Elmley is a host site of reptiles & amphibians that are being translocated under license from building sites. #WorldReptileDay raising awareness of their welfare & importance of habitat protection
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Visitor to the moth trap this morning, a stunning Dor Beetle (Dung Beetle) along with an entourage of tiny red mites hitching a ride to their next meal.
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Our last Moth Night of the year is this Saturday 10thΒ October at 4:30pm (note the earlier time). It's free to come along and see what species have been caught recently.
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π¦The #GreatCoastalBirdwatch is back for 2026 π₯³
It's free to take part and only takes an hour, we've got lots of guided walks to help with identification across north Kent
πAll the details are here northkent.birdwise.org.uk/grβ¦
#birding #kent #coast #birdwatching
Still some very small leveret about, this one having stayed motionless all day in a small divot in a dried out pond is venturing out after dark to nibble grass, have a fit of the zoomies and wait for mum to come back and feed them. Probably 2 to 3 weeks old.
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I'm a Crane Fly , Commonly known as a daddy-long-legs.
I'm a harmless insect that sometimes feeds on nectar helping with pollination but mostly I don't eat anything
Please enjoy my company as a bumble around because I only live for a couple of weeks. π
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Great White Egrets fishing on the rising tide, chasing the shoals of small fish that come into feed on the tideline. These elegant birds are becoming more common in the Uk, often secretive but the drought has dried up the ditches & now are regularly seen feeding on The Swale










































