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[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@CorncrakeLife I love Innish Turbert. Any cakes there this year?

[Anja Murray @MiseAnja]

Root &Branch by @brianmacgloinn & I
begins on @RTERadio1 this eve (Friday) at 10.30pm
Episode 1 is all about Birch, the pioneering tree
Features @MOConnell07 & @catherineeats

[Ferdia Marnell @ferdia_marnell]

The collaboration between @NPWSNatureCons and @fotawildlife continues! We released 800 more #natterjack toadlets at #Castlegregory earlier this week.

[Eoghan Daltun 🌍 @IrishRainforest]

Are there no limits to the war on nature?

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@julian_voelcker @AndyServiceI1 And we eat millions

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@woodlandbirder @pondsntrees We thought the same but this year the recovered trees seem to have died two years later.

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@julian_voelcker @AndyServiceI1 We had wolf pass through the ranch in Wyoming, can't remember loosing cattle to them, lost 20 cows during calving and 5 to one road accident, one cow drowned in a water trough and one fell off a cliff, 20 calves died from scours during a heat wave 44C. 0 to wolf attacks that year

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@wildernorfolk @RewildingIre It's also great fun and as we're finding out a little addictive

[Joel Ashton 🍃🌳🍃 @_JoelAshton]

I know only recently I tweeted about the importance of #Ragwort as a #wildflower, but I couldn’t NOT post this picture I managed to get of a Small Tortoiseshell enjoying some nectar! Can we just have ONE tweet about this BRILLIANT wildflower without all the negativity surrounding livestock. I’m well aware it CAN be harmful to SOME animals if eaten, but it’s a vital food-plant for so many #insects, so can we just appreciate it for what it is - a vital part of our landscape 😁👍

[Simon Harding @SimonOntheverge]

I was going to post some pics of Ragwort showing it’s value for insects but saw this that says it all 😃

[Richard Dowling 🐝 @DowlingWildlife]

In today's climate and state of ecological collapse, can I ask @theresecoffey if you think companies ripping out all living soils, grasses, shrubs and trees and laying Artificial Grass front and back should continue to be legal? This is dangerous habitat loss made fashionable.

[RTÉ News @rtenews]

Nesting bricks and boxes for Ireland's swifts need to be rolled out nationwide, according to a conservationist leading the fight to reverse the species' decline here.

[Fiona @pondsntrees]

On a remote (once) leafy lane in Co Mayo someone decided that this corner was so dangerous to the few cars that drive along it, a great deal of spraying was needed😖

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@pondsntrees Herbicide stayed into a stream in Co. Clare, tourists asking what's going on here in lovely green Ireland?

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@pondsntrees Drying seaweed beside sprayed wall in Co. Clare

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@pondsntrees I bet the litter wasn't picked before mowing further adding to the biodiversity crisis.

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@biobalbriggan This is happening right across the country, seems cutting grass is more important then stopping littering. Introduce plastic bottle levies and pay people to pick litter instead of relying on volunteers. And definitely stop mowing pointlessly

[WILD. @wildfullstop]

@donnarainey4 Communication is key.

[Donna Rainey @donnarainey4]

This regularly mowed lawn is bursting with flowers. I stopped to chat to the lady who owns it, it was due to be mowed tonight! After a discussion & seeing how many #bumblebees & Meadow brown butterflies were in it, she has decided to delay mowing for a few weeks! Happy days!

[Joel Ashton 🍃🌳🍃 @_JoelAshton]

Another day, another #wildlifepond planted for #wildlife, in timelapse for you all 😊👍 Can’t wait to see how this establishes. #Surrey.