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Author Graeme LyonsEcologistGraffham Common is not just your typical 'trees off heaths' project. We were not starting with a featureless conifer plantation, there were already some nice sunny glades, areas of wet heath and big old granny pines
build a birdboxAuthor Kevin LerwillGatwick Greenspace Community Wildlife OfficerPeople have been influenced by, inspired by and affected by the changing seasons for thousands of years. They dictate our lives and the life
Pete CrawfordHead of People and Wildlife fox / Oliver WilksA couple of nights ago, I was woken by a screeching yelp.Often heard on the soundtrack to horror and thriller movies, usually whilst someone is inadvisably
coastguard cottages / Ronnie ReedAuthor Ronnie ReedEducation OfficerReturning to work after the Christmas break I wondered what I would find down here at the Seven Sisters after the battering the coastline has taken
Thanks to Tom Lee for this reflective stunner: "Sleeping beauty? or Swan Lake? You decide. From my last (pre lockdown) visit to @ryeharbour_NR" pic.twitter.com/TOVwe4v9Dt
This week, we're going to help you identify some of feathered friends you’re most likely to see & hear from home. #1 Starling ID: Star-studded with a glossy sheen of purple and green Song: Chattering rattles, clicks, whistles and warbles. A skilled mimic #WindowOnWildlifepic.twitter.com/n8dwF1cXxZ