To all the people freaking out about this little spider... it was about 1cm long (ever heard of close-up photography π€£) and completely harmless, so nothing to be scared of!
Closeup shots of Canterbury mural for @BCKentBranch a celebration of the rare Heath Fritillary and White-spot Sable, shown with the food plants on which they depend found in nearby Blean woods @savebutterflies#MagnificentMoths
Positive Ocean News π
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The most numerous moth species in our garden last night was Box-tree Moth (86), followed by Pale Mottled Willow (39) and L-album Wainscot (35). Hampshire VC11.
Can't believe what I'm hearing. Swift bricks aren't even controversial. They're a cheap, easy way to restore our dwindling bird population. Yet neither Tory Minister, nor Lab opposition, will commit to make them mandatory. What planet are they on?? @Natures_Voice@WriterHannahBT
Are you friendly, organised and happy spending time outdoors? We are looking for new visitor surveyors across SE and SW England. Closing date 23rd May.
Water companies are dumping sewage in our rivers & seas 1000s of times a day. The β red alerts β on the Safer Seas and Rivers Service app make sure they can't hide. But the app needs urgent funds.
Donate to our donation-doubling appeal to save our app: https://t.co/S2qjSaaU2Q