Courtesy of @dinosaurcouch

Never let anyone tell you that change will never come, that the planet can’t be saved, that better things aren’t possible.

The average UK household bins 25% of the food it buys - so cheap most households think nothing of throwing it away. For all that farmers can do to increase the sustainability of production, this is the food with the highest environmental footprint.

Nesting season for Rooks... here the male courts the female and attempts mating, then collects material for lining the nest, but soon discards it! Meanwhile the female then gathers a large bundle of leaves and feathers in her bill before flying off to complete the nest...

A stunning Peregrine Falcon at RSPB Greylake at the weekend. 😍😊🐦

Dog walkers urged to protect heathland bird nests:

Today, full legal protection has been granted in Wales and beavers are recognised as a native species by the @WelshGovernment. This brings Wales in line with Scotland & England, ensuring cross-border consistency. Find out more 👇 1/4 https://t.co/1Skjna4v7M

This year marks 10 years in curlew conservation, starting with a 500 mile walk across Ireland and the UK to help them. Why Curlews in particular? "I liked something about the way Curlew lived in the world, sang to the world, and drifted through the world with a light touch."

First grass snake of the year yesterday... warming up under a sheet of corrugated iron in our back garden. What a beauty!

'Relentless fly-tipping happens almost every week':

Greenland sharks may live as long as five or six centuries. They are huge, slow moving, living beneath the ice. Just think, there are fishing boats out there looking to catch and kill these ancient giants just to remove their fins for a tasteless soup. It’s ecocide.

A group of Teal! 😍 Taken recently at RSPB Greylake in Somerset. 😊🐦

Royal Mail letters sit undelivered 'for weeks', parcels prioritised. RM doesn't meet letter delivery targets. Fines passed to customers. Profiteering: Price Now: Ist class stamp £1.70; 2nd class 87p. When privatised in 2013: 1st class 60p; 2nd class 50p. https://t.co/GLWrcpaW7o

Short eared owl takes off revealing a second one sitting in the hedge behind it

Nearly 60 years ago an oak tree was planted in the village of Cossington to commemorate the death of Sir Winston Churchill. Yesterday, it was cut down despite the wishes of the villagers to create access to a new housing development. Britain doesn’t care about its own history.

The Dorset and Somerset Bassets were seen off by our drone today after being caught hunting hares, and even chasing a fox in Manston. This is them making a hasty pack-up. Huntsman Charlie Ford is in court on the 8th June after we previously caught them hare hunting in Bagber.

Someone had read the sign today....only in Shetland 😂

Sculpture of Caimin, the White-tailed Eagle, at Mountshannon, Co. Clare, yesterday. Caimin was one of Ireland’s oldest breeding White-tailed Eagles, but he died in May 2025 from suspected poisoning. This sculpture was created by artists Lynn Kirkham and Mark Wilson and

#Litter thrown in lay-by, Iver, Bucks, 10th Jan 26. Recorded by @BucksCouncil CCTV. £500 penalty paid. The Enforcement Team will continue to hold people accountable for illegally dumping waste in our lay-bys. #ForBucksSake

Just a reed-fringed channel at Minsmere, Suffolk, but a nice surprise to find this Otter swimming towards me at close range! It looked at me briefly then continued fishing in earnest, often going deep into the reedbed... Viewed from the visitor trail (11th February 2026)

Very sadly, just a normalised sight now in Britain. Please help us fight the epidemic of litter and fly-tipping blighting our country. https://t.co/LRjV9REJ2t