Something that is not commonly seen. Something that provokes a question. A beautiful moth, great crested newt, a bat?
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Something that is not commonly seen. Something that provokes a question. A beautiful moth, great crested newt, a bat?
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#teammoth 2 NFY last night in my N. Wilts garden, Brindled Beauty and Early Grey. Also, the 1st Lacewing and Caddis Fly.
#teammoth Just 5 species on Friday night with 3 being NFY. Clouded Drab, Chestnut and Small Quaker.
#FirstBirdOfMyDay Pretty much the same every day! A pair of Jackdaws on the nut feeder, working as a team. One on the nuts chucking them down to his partner below!
Watched Question Time @bbcnewsi.bsky.social last night because you were on the panel. Thankyou for answering the questions with your usual factual, intelligent and reasoned analysis. The studio audience certainly seemed to agree with this, judging by the applause!
Brilliant! Heartwarming to see and hear!
Hopefully @heidialexander.bsky.social ?
Ahhh!
At least there out there #teammoth ! However, disappointingly low numbers last night in my N.Wilts garden, probably because temps dropped due to sparce cloud cover. Just a Hebrew Character and Common Quaker saved the day! No pics - you know what they look like! 😄
Channel 4’s Dirty Business is a clarion call to nationalise the water industry
As the drama shows, private firms no longer able to pollute the coast of England of Wales just switched to rivers instead
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#Sewage
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Up and running #teammoth ! After a couple of optimistic trapping nights in Jan that drew blanks, last night the moths made a tentative appearance. Oak Beauty, Hebrew Character and a couple of Common Quakers.
Frog in my garden pond tonight!
"Just before the stars left the sky", beautiful!
A Robin is perched on a weathered wooden surface, its bright orange-red breast puffed up and beak wide open in full song. The blurred background creates a soft gradient of earthy tones, making the Robin stand out. With its legs firmly planted and feathers fluffed, it looks as if it’s passionately delivering an important message to the world.
"Everybody - wake up! It's the #BigGardenBirdwatch!"
Will you be taking part today? 👀🌳
That was a good spot James!
#teammoth Just the one moth on Saturday night but appropriately apt for Christmas - a Chestnut!
A Whooper Swan looks back over its folded wings at the camera.
Sadly, we have seen a big increase in avian flu cases in the UK - particularly in waterfowl
Whilst the risk to the public remains assessed as very low, Government advice is not to touch any visibly sick or dead birds, and to keep pets away
Read on for ways to help:
📷Ben Andrew
48 hours ago a similar thing happened to me. A damp night and in the glow of the security light, on our decking, a frog. Happy to know they're out there and hopping she keeps safe until next spring.
Perfect! So well measured. The PNG's overseas correspondent's analysis is spot on.
#teammoth Trap in my N.Wilts garden last night attracted Sprawler, Chestnut, RG Carpet, Feathered Thorn and December Moth.
Coal Tit on the feeder! I've not seen one for a while, glad to have them back! #FirstBirdOfMyDay
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
That's a great photo. I'd be very happy with that!
Obs says Small!? 🤔
#teammoth Another couple of new ones in my N.Wilts garden from the other night. Brown-spot Pinion and a Pink-barred sallow. Also a nice Red-green Carpet. A night of colour and double barrelled names!
#teammoth Very quiet last night, only 4 species, but a couple where new ones for me! Tawny Pinion, which I found whilst setting up the light trap!! And a Black Rustic, a very smart looking moth.
Brilliant James!