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Oh I did enjoy making this one 🤣😂

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I love spotting these double sided pub signs! King Charles I (Northdown Street N1 9BL)

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Interesting exhibition at the British Library ‘Unearthed: the power of gardening’. Lots of items: books (old and new), manuscripts, ephemera and objects. Some familiar items and people connected to the collections at the NHM and lots of interesting things to learn.

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Made my own insect house - rather chuffed! It started life as half a wooden wine box.

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NEWS! The future of Biodiversity Heritage Library #BHL have your say and spread the word 📢📢 #ILOVEBHL blog.biodiversitylibrary.org/2025/04/new-...

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I love the lilac in my garden. At this time of year, I start my day with a cup of tea in my hand and lilac before my eyes. 😍

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There’s something fishy about these Easter bunnies! 🕵️🐰 From Hortus Sanitatis (1491) a herbal compiled by Jacob Meydenbach. #SpecialCollections #NaturalHistoryMuseum #BookSky #Easter #EasterBunny #Herbals Image: An illustration from an early book depicting three long eared creatures in water.

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Fully funded (4 year) PhD studentship supervised across Keele Univ. and the British Library: "Eighteenth-Century Knowledge Work in the Harleian Collection". You'll generate your own project focused on how this unique collection was created and used: www.keele.ac.uk/study/postgr...

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Ok so that’s me re-subscribed for a month then! @netflix.com #Pangolin #TeamPangolin

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Yeah, sure, I have a pangolin corner in my home 😜 #TeamPangolin #Pangolin #EndangeredAnimals

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We have TWO new podcast episodes! In Ground Control to Ranger Tom, Penny speaks to Knepp woodsman @therusticranger.bsky.social about Knepp's ancient trees. In Dam Good News for Beavers, Penny chats with Knepp's new lead ecologist @mostlyscarce.bsky.social 🔊https://knepp.co.uk/wildland-podcast/

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So happy that Knepp isn’t far from me. I love a late evening walk in the calming hug Knepp gives. A lovely late afternoon walk around #Knepp. ✔️Bee flies ✔️Nesting storks ✔️Storks on the ground ✔️Wild ponies ✔️Longhorn ✔️Wildflowers ✔️Green woodpecker ✔️Spotted woodpecker ✔️Treecreeper

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We’ve launched our new look LSE Digital Library! Take a look digital.library.lse.ac.uk

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The sound of birds and bees. My happy place 😍 #MyGarden #Gardening #Blossom #Spring

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Spring blue sky mornings are my favourite walks to work. You never know what you’ll see! #LondonStreets #Spring

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Never stop looking up! Same route to work for 20 years and still I spot new things on the streets of London. Appears to be an elf!! 🤣😂

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My first visit to @rspbengland.bsky.social Pulborough Brooks. Glorious!! #WestSussex

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Today, for #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate some of the incredible women artists and naturalists whose work we have digitised and made freely available: 🎉Anna Atkins (1799-1871) 🎉Clara Maria Pope (1767-1838) 🎉E. Gertrude Norrie (active 1900) 🎉Elisa Zoe Malcy de Chazal (1804-1880) #IWD2025

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I'm not the first to give this advice, but it bears repeating for the benefit of any parents/guardians planning to make or buy a costume for tomorrow. If the #WorldBookDay costume you’re planning  to make or buy for your child costs more than the  price of a book,  buy them a BOOK instead. #KidLitUK

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We're quite fond of books here at the NHM Library and Archives, and we suspect these owls from John Gould's Birds of Great Britain know just how we feel. #WBD25 #WorldBookDay #NaturalHistoryMuseum #BookSky #BlueSkyBooks #Birds #Owls #Ornithology

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Wicken Fen 😍

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Loved my first fen experience! Fen-tastic!

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Congratulations🥳 to #ArchivesWM member service Sandwell Archives for their funding award as part of The National Archives ‘Archives Revealed’. Read more 👇

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Come and join our team! Special Collections Project Cataloguer, Library and Archives. 🔎Based: South Kensington, London 🔎Fixed term contract (1 year) 🔎Part time 🔎Closing date: 12/03/2025 Full details: https://buff.ly/4keUxTm #NaturalHistoryMuseum #ArchivesJobs #LibraryJobs #GLAMJobs

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Oh Brighton you really know how to have a good night!

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I’m a fan of a good knocker, and this one in Chichester is a cracker. #WestSussex

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Just released! More original artwork added to our #DigitisedCollections. Watercolour drawings of Indian plants commissioned by John Fleming (1747-1829). buff.ly/4101WgG View the first 350 illustrations in this collection of 1,162, with more to follow once digitised. #SpecialCollections #SciArt

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Today is World Pangolin Day ❤️ Did you know that pangolins have featured on a number of postage stamps over the years. Here are some in my ephemera collection. What other ones are there? #WorldPangolinDay #TeamPangolin #EndangeredAnimal #Ephemera

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Enjoyable evening working at @nhm-london.bsky.social for the St Valentine’s event. Pretty in pink 🐋💗 #ValentinesDay

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#SaveThePCC Some of you may have read about the situation regarding our new landlord wishing to add a new redevelopment break clause, with only 6 months notice to our lease. For now, we're simply asking you all to share & sign the petition below; you.38degrees.org.uk/p/princechar...

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I always like an opportunity to accessorise our Reading Room Darwin 😇

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Published yesterday and freely downloadable, a study led by Emanuela Di Martino of cheilostome bryozoans from a submarine cave in Okinawa, Japan. 63 species recorded, of which 30 are new. palaeo-electronica.org/content/2025...

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#MolluscMonday Limpets on the shoreline near the Espegrend Marine Station in Bergen where the weather looks set to be fine for this week’s workshop on bryozoans.

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Snowdrops at Glastonbury Abbey. Brightening up a dull day a little bit.

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#SuperbOwl

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On Friday during a tour for @ox.ac.uk #HistoryOfMedicineScienceAndTechnology masters students we were shown what I think is the oldest herbarium in @nhm-london.bsky.social. Dating from 1603, the state of preservation is incredible! #HistoryOfNaturalHistory #HistoryOfBotany

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Good people of London, hands are needed! Join us on Snowdrop Sunday 23rd Feb to plant out thousands of snowdrops 'in the green' in the museum garden. Provided: Gardening gloves and tools Instructions Hot drinks and cakes Needed: You! Guaranteed mood lift. Families welcome. See you there 💚

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taps mic we're launching a podcast! Here's a round-up of our highlights for the months ahead: from a blockbuster garden exhibition, to free talks and tours (online and in-person), and the pilot of our very own podcast, Absolute Units. merl.reading.ac.uk/blog/2025/02...

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Out today, hope it’s well received.

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Don’t mind at all, Keith

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Exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce that tapir Yuna gave birth to a rare and endangered Malayan tapir calf Sunday night. The newborn, covered in distinctive white spots and stripes resembling a fuzzy walking watermelon, is only the second tapir born in our 120-year history.

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Had to clamber over a barbed wire fence, rip my coat and trespass to get a photo of this folkloric monster pretending half-successfully to be a tree. I have no regrets.

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night under the stars, or actually it was a very early morning under the stars Taken today on Glastonbury Tor.

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