The Trail To Wildlife

Omg look at what i captured on my trail camera😎👍#redsquirrel #Wildlife

Elephant Hawk-moth is by far the best looking moth around. Just saying that because it's the only moth i know how to identify but that's not the point.😂#moth #mothUK @BritishMoths @MothIDUK @MothNight #Wildife

The Final Episode - Life at the new sett: youtu.be/tR9oCN_tVsk?a via @YouTube

Investigating the sett: youtu.be/5PManVZnUu0?a via @YouTube

Me and my granny just put out some meat to try and attract the red kite which has recently been flying around our area. By the time we got back to the viewing area two magpies swooped down and started taking the bait. That left me with no photo😂So here is one from the internet

I'm going on holiday to the lake district and i hope i get to see or capture one of these beautiful creatures. Or if i am lucky both🤞

I find it insane that you can attract a pine marten by putting out jam sandwiches😂

Ospreys became extinct as a breeding bird in England in 1840 and in Scotland in 1916. In 2001,158 breeding pairs were located in the UK and the first nesting of ospreys in England for 160 years. In 2011, RSPB estimated there were over 250 nesting pairs in Great Britain.

😂These Badgers are itchy

LOST ACTIVITY - The Badger Hole - Episode 5: youtu.be/lYEdFoUVSYs?a via @YouTube

Population of pine martins / Scotland, 3,500; fewer than 100 in either England or Wales. In Scotland, their distribution is mostly confined to the northwest, and the population is expanding into Grampian, Tayside, Central and Strathclyde regions. Slow but good news. #Wildlife

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This Black Bird just attacked my camera #wildlife #BlackBird

Wow how close do these badgers want to get #wildlife #Badgers

The hedgehog population in Britain is declining, with an estimated population of perhaps 30 million in the 1950s. By 1995, the population was estimated to be only about 1.5 million. Make your garden a hedgehog highway. Make sure hedgehogs can get in and out of your garden.

The red kite’s future as a British breeding species is now much brighter with numbers rising by 1026% from 1995-2014. This is because of many conservation schemes across the UK which has helped the species recover.

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IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY check out "The Badger Hole" series on my channel with only 2 episodes remaining. Come make sure you catch up before the new releases come out. #Badger #wildlife #amazing youtu.be/Ad5AhVRM26g

What is this butterfly?

AMAZING UP CLOSE SHOT !!!! xitter.cf/SteveMayhem08/status/1…