Wanstead Flats: 3 Dunlin on Alex (patch rarity), Common Snipe still, m Stonechat, f Wheatear, 5 House Martin, 3 Hobby, Buzzard, 5 Skylark, 6 Meadow Pipit, 5 Siskin Wanstead Park: Water Rail, Little Egret, Nuthatch, Peregrine, Hobby #londonbirds photo of Wheatear- @MaryForestGate
@jovr46 @McKenzie6593 @troton51 Yes the rspb do predator control, including gulls, but not so anyone can should the end result, but no doubt someone might
@jovr46 @McKenzie6593 @troton51 Dunno if they were ringed, but what I am saying is gulls die a lot due to their culinary choices, have found a ring at a reservoir, doubt the rspb had anything to do with it
@jovr46 @McKenzie6593 @troton51 Seen plenty of dead gulls at rainham rspb, is that what you mean? They died because of what they ate at the dump, so that’ll be on us then
To be clear: government’s own evidence says that burning vegetation on peatlands a) prevents its legal obligations to restore these degraded habitats b) affects water quality/storage and c) contributes to climate change. Time to act - #Bantheburn https://t.co/KJZAslEsHn