Sustainability Officer, Nesting Neighbours Survey Organiser, Nest Record Scheme, Ringing & Pipeline Support Officer at @_BTO *Views are my own* she/her 🏳️🌈
@LBimo1 If you are happy for me to share this video in an upcoming Nesting Neighbours newsletter, please could you email a copy to [email protected]? Many thanks :)
Many thanks to Stephen Hewitt for leading a very enjoyable Nest Recording Workshop at Traad Point this morning. Sedge Warbler, Reed Warbler and Willow Warbler nests were among those recorded. Very grateful to @MidUlster_DC Biodiversity Officer, Mark Edgar, for all his help.
Tonight at 7pm @JustStop_Oil are live streaming a National Emergency online event on YouTube https://t.co/sEpkbxrY7Y
I & a number of other speakers will be presenting - join us using the link above .
Out today in @PaN_BES, our paper asking the tricky question, how reliant is biodiversity monitoring on access to cars and the carbon emissions these generate? Read the blog here: https://t.co/0pL3HV46eo #BTOScience
@annasalty Hi Anna, love this pic! When did you see this young bird? On the date it was posted? Would you mind if I used this photo in an upcoming Nesting Neighbours newsletter? Credit to you of course!
Collecting this information is more important than ever. We need the facts to help us understand what is changing. Search the BTO Nest Record Scheme on their website. Follow the code and submit some data. It's a very rewarding activity.
I love @dan_illustrator's illustration for my @_BTO article so much! It really captures how my heart feels. You can read the piece in the latest BTO News, landing on doorsteps today.
Many garden birds have finished nesting though you may still find finches, sparrows and pigeons. There is also plenty of activity continuing in the wider countryside. This week is the final NN newsletter for 2021. Thanks to everyone who has taken part! 🐣 https://t.co/yfOWXWn27F
The second June @_BTO#NestingNeighbours newsletter has gone out today. In this one I have a ponder about some ways we can continue to build connections with wildlife after lockdown. We also focus on Greenfinches! https://t.co/9ZD3LctBem