On a very early morning walk, September last year, one of the very best things that has ever happened to me 🥹 Saw it in same spot two days running. Second day I took food. I left nuts and fruit for weeks afterwards but sadly never saw it again. ❤️ Badgers 🦡
First time out in 6 weeks (bike crash, broken ribs & collarbone on 4th July). Here's an action pic of a male kingfisher, as Warnham Local Nature Reserve this morning. 👑🎣🐦🪶🙂 #birds#birdphotography
The hidden cost of the spring silage cut: 🚜💔 Intensive late-spring cutting destroys thousands of nesting birds like Skylarks.
Instead of turning a blind eye, simple changes like thermal imaging and wildlife-safe cutting patterns can save generations. 🐦
This design is a total trap! 🛑
Most people know about window strikes, but did you know Juliet balconies can be just as deadly?
Birds get disoriented and trapped in these glass enclosures.
Have you seen this happen? Let us know below! 👇
Video credit Marnie Smith
@LumpyandFriends "May I respectfully remind my learned friend that not a shred of evidence has been presented as to the whereabouts of said 'stolen' nuts"
@hceedee You tried your utmost Heather, he was shown love care and compassion. That counts for so much! Try and take a little comfort from that at least ❤️
Here's an absolutely stunning juvenile male red crossbill, half moulted into his first set of (red) adult feathers 😍. Pic from @Natures_Voice Farnham Heath this morning. #birds#birdphotography
Here're a lovely pair of stonechats (m/f) at RSPB Farnham Heath yesterday, while I was on a protracted skulk for crossbills (see other posts). 🐦😍🪶 #birds#birdphotography@Natures_Voice
I managed a quick visit to St James’s Park in London last week. Even though I don’t work in the area any longer, I still try to visit the park regularly. Here are some birds I saw: great white pelicans; black swan; grey heron; and a rather grumpy looking young herring gull