Where populations are dense, Canada geese commonly form “gang broods,” groups of 20-100 goslings from different parents that move around and feed together, accompanied by a few adults!
#Springwatch
@DeborahMeaden Hi Deborah. There's a link on your site to some business plan resources on smarta: https://t.co/d1rjIPxHGb. Unfortunately the link appears to be dead. Not sure if you deal with this directly but I thought I'd let you know. I will continue my search for resources :)
Caught this bee heading into the bug hotel yesterday. This morning the hole was blocked up. Do I have a bee larvae in there? Anyone know what kind of bee this is? #30DaysWild@WildlifeTrusts
I have the cameras on the floor looking out for non-bird visitors. Gonna teach it how to identify a few more mammals. It's not very good at those at the moment (and neither am I!) Anyone know what kind of mouse this is?
Ah man - Been getting my wood pigeons and my stock doves mixed up. Now my cameras are confused. The columbidae are hard! I have a good few hours of tagging them in photos now, so hopefully by the end of the day I'll be an expert :)
Testing out some alternative camera sensors and lenses today. Pretty happy with the results so far. A couple more to test, including night vision camera :) https://t.co/FqnaI4onJV