Did someone mention red squirrels teddy toys ?
If you would like your own red squirrel teddy toy please send a DM and we will give details on how to order
They are £15 each and £5 per teddy is donated to the save Penrhos campaign
Thousands sign the petition to save the red squirrel. Lend your support too and help get a vaccine for deadly squirrelpox virus https://t.co/Yl3MMDo3ri
@Pingosaurus@MichaelRosenYes That's quite alright. I hope you make it back here sometimes, it's not changed too much and the sea still doesn't come in too close to shore 😏
Squirrelpox threatens red squirrel populations across the UK. A vaccine offers hope, but public support is needed to help drive action.
Please sign and share this petition to help secure a future for red squirrels.
https://t.co/Yl3MMDo3ri
Grey squirrels carry a virus that does not harm them, but which is deadly to red squirrels. Three years ago we had a petition debated in the Senedd. Ministerial promises on pox vaccination led to little. So, in 2026 we try again! [📷P. Trimming] https://t.co/Yl3MMDo3ri
Grey squirrels are being spotted more often on Anglesey 🐿️
They threaten our native red squirrels by competing for resources and spreading squirrelpox. Early reporting is key to protecting one of Wales’ last red squirrel strongholds.
Stay alert.
@WriterHannahBT Whilst not technically my first bird today (that was a grumpy pigeon ambling about on the roof), I am currently being entertained by a mixed flock of finches vying for the bird feeders
Celebrate #WorldWildlifeDay by supporting #redsquirrel#conservation efforts. There are lots of groups & initiatives out there working hard to protect our remaining #reds. No matter where you are you can lend your #support. See how you can #getinvolved: https://t.co/AGIHxflo0E
@WriterHannahBT A handsome male pheasant greeted me this morning, the shadow of the house dulling its green and bronze plumage. There are blue skies here with the sun expected to shine until late afternoon 😎
@WriterHannahBT Today my first bird is a female sparrowhawk eyeing up a bird feeder located in a holly tree. Normally I'd expect to see jackdaws, blackbirds, starlings or pigeons to be vying for the title
High tides means there are fewer places for birds to rest
visitors are asked to give them space and avoid disturbing them
Keep pets well away from birds
While the tide is high they cannot replenish that energy as feeding areas are underwater
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@Channel4News The letter exposes some of his weaknesses - neediness, avarice & ignorance -in writing. Did no-one notice? Were they too afraid? Too stupid?