Trees not only act as carbon sinks, they also support huge numbers of plants, fungi, microbes and, of course, animals.
This great article by The Woodland Trust explores the science of UK treescape #biodiversity.
https://t.co/tpb22RAmm4
@jackwallington If you want a label 'Galanthophile' Just seen some Giant Elwesii at Hidcote Gdns with naturalising Aconites as well. One day I might stay in a house long enough to get these established
Some of the 300ish Linnet and Chaffinch flock on Stratford Greenway just down from Milcote Also small Group of Siskin and Redpoll on the Alders. #southwarksbirds@Team4Nature2
@LimnoGeek1@carlsayerUCL Don't overlook Gt Pond Snail (Lymnaea stagnalis) in the middle as well the Ramshorn. If there is an English name use them to avoid elitism. @jack
@NorthsideDan Saw a Green Sand standing on the last of the ice on its favourite pool south of Stratford Survived the cold snap with everything frozen for last week @GrahamFAppleton
https://t.co/kpdNcVuduO
How are Green Sandpipers coping in freezing temperatures?
Birds in northern sites (where conditions were OK in previous relatively warm winters) may be finding life tough.
Blog about territoriality/survival is 4 today🎂
https://t.co/eDy1ha6kDB
#waders#shorebirds#ornithology
Every year migratory birds are trapped by poachers for consumption and to make a large profit from their catch! The birds are caught for a tasty traditional delicacy and served on a plate in many different ways depending on the country! Support @CABS_REPORTS to help stop this!
“This bird is singing its life story, where it’s been, stamps on a passport”
Sean Roynane share his passion for birdsong with @Tommedian 😍😍
#TommyTiernanShow