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The Otter – Lutra lutra The Otter is Britain’s largest member of the Weasel Family , leading an amphibious lifestyle in our rivers, lakes and river estuaries. By the 1960s […]
The Hedgehog – Erinaceus europaeus The European hedgehog , Erinaceus europaeus is not only one of Britain’s favourite small mammals , it’s also one of the oldest , first evolving [...
The Great Tit – Parus major The Great Tit , Parus major is the largest bird in the tit family. It is also the most widespread and common family member […]
The 14th British Wildlife Photography Awards book celebrates the expertise required to capture an encounter with a member of the animal kingdom. The post BRITISH WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAP...
The Bullfinch – Pyrrhula pyrrhula The Bullfinch is a regular visitor to the Meadow hide , always in a pair they normally arrive in mid afternoon and head straight […]
Wild Gardens There is a new wildlife series on the BBC narrated by Sir David Attenborough reveals the secret lives of the Garden , its available on the BBC i […]
The White-Tailed Sea Eagle – Haliaeetus albicilla by Graham Stewart In the UK, birds of prey don’t come any bigger than the mighty White-tailed Eagle. Their enormous size, measuri...
The Nuthatch – Sitta europaea This small agile and busy tit-sized woodland bird has a short tail, large head and a woodpecker-like bill. Nuthatches are the only bird that will […]
Cockrow Bridge in Surrey will open in the coming weeks to provide wildlife, including lizards and insects, with the ability to move between fragmented habitatsWhen James Herd moved...
The National Garden Scheme invites people across the UK to take part in The Big British Garden Survey amid declining species and flowering plants. Within the State of Nature 2023 r...
The Sparrowhawk – Accipiter nisus The Sparrowhawk is a relatively small birds of prey adapted for hunting smaller birds in confined spaces like dense woodland, so gardens are ideal...
Exclusive: Report finds Natural England has created no new SSSIs, which protect areas from development, since 2023The government’s wildlife watchdog for England is failing to save...
The House Sparrow – Passer domesticus The house sparrow , Passer domesticus is still a common sight in most UK gardens and in 2016 , it was voted the most […]
Wildlife TV legend and Springwatch star Michaela Strachan has lobbied for UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to enact a trophy hunting ban.
The Starling – Sturnus vulgaris The European starling Sturnus vulgaris has to be one of my favourite garden visitors. The starling, is a medium-sized passerine bird in the starli...
The RSPCA is urging Brits to help them in supporting wildlife over the warmer months
Nature minister Mary Creagh has announced a new government to restore and create wildlife-rich habitats across England’s most iconic landscapes. The £30m Wildlife-Rich Habitat Fund...
Herring Gull – Larus argentatus If you can see a sea gull , it’s very likely going to be a Herring Gull you are watching. jumps to mind. The Herring Gull […]
Ynys Môn (Anglesey): Their breeding numbers in Wales are so low they could be extinct here in a decade. That makes each sighting all the more preciousThe RSPB’s Cors Ddyga reserve...
A citizen science project is aiming to document species on the Cowal Peninsula for the first time in 50 years.
While working away here in the kitchen this morning i heard Jules start barking loudly in the living room. This unusual but normally signifies someone at the gate. i went straight...
A national campaign is encouraging people to take practical steps to protect one of the UK’s best-loved garden visitors.
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