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A 'bevy of beauties' to light in the garden last night - Oak Beauty Biston strataria, Brindled Beauty Lycia hirtaria and Pale Brindled Beauty Phigalia pilosaria. Buckfastleigh, Devon

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The frogs are croaking again tonight after a break during the frosty nights!

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Close pass Peregrine Falcon today #birds #isleofman

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The first of several staring contests I had with Berlin's urban Goshawks today. Being a loser never felt so good 😍 @yorkscoastnature.bsky.social

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Very much enjoying the mashup of Black Sabbath’s Symptom of the Universe x Yellowhammer song on RadMac’s 6 Music show this morning.

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I quite like this photo! Good to see some big bumblebees enjoying tree pollen this afternoon.

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With some frosty nights predicted this week and into next, is anyone else wondering how their #frogspawn will cope and what, if anything, to do? 🥶

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Garrowby Hill - by David Hockney #Yorkshire #art #landscapes

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My finished Fieldfare and Snowdrops linoprint. On a cold January night I read that the word Fieldfare means 'traveller through the fields' and that, plus a longing for the first signs of Spring, the Snowdrops, kindled the idea of this print. handmadebyhaggy.etsy.com/listing/1884...

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This could be the winner of the handsomest frog competition (if there were such a thing) 👑

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Frog numbers in our garden pond are now somewhere around the 60 mark, and they are very noisy. So noisy that @rjyouell.bsky.social popped round to record them! Listen here: on.soundcloud.com/42A92uNiQy7V... @froglife.bsky.social

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"Society is gradually and too late awakening to... the reality that there is an inexcusable, untenable cost to shipping coffee beans all around the world from the relatively narrow belt in which they grow so that everybody can have a hot cup o' joe every morning." defector.com/neither-elon...

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My lovely frogs have been busy. Today I was working from home and was able to count at least 50 frolicking in the sunshine.

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More recent barn owls

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Woohoo!! First garden moth of tge year and it's a beaut. Oak Beauty 😊

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We now have seven clumps of spawn in our little pond. 🐸

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11 days after the first frogs appeared, we finally have some spawn! It was quite cold last night but the croaking was loud. Report your spawn here: freshwaterhabitats.org.uk/advice-resou...

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Our garden frogs are giving it their all tonight, despite it being a clear and cold night. Will there be spawn by morning…?

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So that's the beginning of the end for US Old Growth Forests then, prepare for massive biodiversity and carbon loss, here billed as the opposite www.whitehouse.gov/presidential... 🌎

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🎺 The Print Prompt Monday - March Prompts 🎺 Interpret the prompts however you want! You might want to hold off posting anything until we make the weekly Monday 6pm post (just you’ll get more engagement then) Give this a share! #printpromptmonday #printing #artshare #art #illustration

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I really needed some fresh air and nature today, and the reeds and water at Ouse Fen looked beautiful. Bittern, bearded tits, marsh harriers, buzzards, reed buntings and a stonechat all helped too 😊

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Frogs are back in town! Numbers had increased to about 20 in our garden pond this morning. Most hide when they spot me, but occasionally one cooperates for close-up phone photos.

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Went to Lackford Lakes today. I remarked that we hadn’t seen a marsh tit during our visit (we usually do). And then we did see one coming to the feeders outside the cafe - it had some white in its tail 😔

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All is not well in the Southern Lowlands of Iceland - one of the most important wader breeding areas in Europe. WaderTales blog: wadertales.wordpress.com/2025/02/20/i... Paper by Aldís Pálsdóttir et al in 'Bird Study': www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... #ornithology

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Today I have seen seven male frogs in our pond (the first for a while) and a pipistrelle on the wing at dusk. Spring is coming!

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I wasn't expecting to see birds on this trip, but there were a few European Shags dotted on the cliffs at Arnarstapi today. What beautiful birds they are! #lceland

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Daisy portrait, outside @theul.bsky.social. #WildflowerHour

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☀️ I could barely believe it but the SUN came out for a short time at Ouse Fen this afternoon. It showed itself for longer than the bittern or the bearded tits did, though.

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How different birds would act on a first date...a thread. (From us to you this #ValentinesDay) 💕👇

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Look at the size of the footprint from a White tailed eagle 🦅😳 the eagle had landed on the beach in the distance to eat a bird. This is the size of its footprint left in the sand, compared to my size 5 😳 what an amazing sight to see in the wild #OuterHebrides

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Thanks to @haggytea.bsky.social for bringing #PrintPromptMonday to my attention! Here’s a #SuperbOwl - ok, a Short-eared Owl - linocut print made on lovely yellow handmade paper. #IntoTheWild

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I just wrote a quick bit about 'genuinely contributing.' (This time with a working link) mrhenrymorris.substack.com/p/genuinely-...

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Edward Lear’s illustration of an Eagle owl, definitely a #SuperbOwl. From John Gould’s ‘Birds of Europe’ (1837), vol. 1. MH.6.1 @theul.bsky.social

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Mr Woodpecker comes along and spoils the goldfinches' party

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🌟 Yet more printmakers added to this #linocut starter pack: go.bsky.app/HNVF2Br

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Please welcome Tina to Bluesky! 👋

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