Week one Labour have started putting their plans into action.
Week one Boris Johnson was trying to get rolls of Β£800 wallpaper for free. Sunak was having a new pool installed.
So refreshing not to have corrupt, self serving, grifters as PM
#LabourLandslide#ToryWipeout
Amazing light on the Red footed falcon at Carlton marshes last night after a thunderstorm passed over and the setting sun illuminated the scene @SWT_NE_Reserves@suffolkwildlife
This is little Honey on admission, very hypothermic and underweight, whilst we were assessing and getting an incubator ready she curled up enjoying the warmth of our hands. A few hours later she was up on her feet and took a good hand feed of rehydration solution π«Άπ¦πΎ
3/3 We need as much pollen & nectar in the landscape to help colonies survive & cutting now could be devastating for those remaining. Many farmers have taken early hay cuts this year tooβ¦
2/3 This means we are likely to carry fewer queen bumbles into the winter & fewer into spring 2025. This year most spring flowering crops got the pollination they needed, but next year we could see impacts.
1/3 Given the notable insect decline across most of the UK I urge all farmers, councils & landowners to delay cutting meadows, road verges etc to at least August @BumblebeeTrust have already said numbers of queen bumbles in spring were ok. We are now all seeing a lack of workers
In Okinawa, coastal fishermen have acted upon coral reefs' decline, banding together to become coral farmers, much like planting trees to restore a damaged forest
[πΉ Heppoko Taylor]
Iβm calling on @Keir_Starmer & @UKLabour to invite key climate scientists to present current (frightening) data to his new MPs so ALL are aware of where this #ClimateEmergency is headed. No more climate denial in Government. We are almost out of time.
Cowslip is an attractive flowering plant found in meadows and on woodland floors. Dark green and wrinkled and Brod leaves, bright yellow, bell-shaped flowers that have five petals with small indents on the top edge of each petal.
Difficult to photograph these moths in flight but as the light was fading they seemed to all want to roost together in the same spot, maybe lured by the pheromones of a female. Never seen anything like it before, it was like all of a sudden they were all doing the same thing
The stunning native wildflower, Vipers-bugloss, rapidly colonising an abandoned industrial zone.
Nature often doesn't need our help, it just needs us to stop actively destroying it.
He's right. We should lock up the dangerous ones. We can use other far better methods for different criminals to repay their debt to society.
EG: Water company bosses should pay back bonuses then do years of community service cleaning up our waterways.
Congratulations to the Mother of the House, re-elected for the 10th time to represent the people of Hackney North & Stoke Newington πΈπΎ
With 264 women elected last night, @HackneyAbbott becomes the longest serving woman MP in the most representative ParliamentΒ inΒ history.