A few Brazilian woodpeckers

The amazing Great Potoo

Owls seen in Brazil. Burrowing, Great Horned (young & adult) & Ferruginous Pygmy.

Brazil butterflies, a selection. Widespread 88, banded orange heliconian, starry night cracker & gray cracker.

Hyacinth macaw, the largest & classed as vulnerable, from our Pantanal adventures.

A few “wow” moments in Brazil

Other than the Jaguars & otters we also saw capybara, agouti, crab eating fox & coati.

Rufescent Tiger Heron & chick, Pantanal. Look at that plumage!

Jaribou storks nesting, one of 255 bird species during our Pantanal trip!

These videos are always awe inspiring & educational & make us aware of the beauty of the world we don’t see. If we don’t know it’s there we won’t notice changes & won’t act in time. Please take a look & follow! 😊💙👍

Have you any idea why plankton is so overlooked in natural history programmes? (There are so many stories to tell.) Answer me in a reply.

Really enjoyed watching this juvenile cuckoo today. Beautiful plumage. I hope it makes it 🤞Another unfortunate member of the red list 😢 tophilllow RSPB Into The Red @BTO Yorkshire Water 💧

Pied flycatchers in 3 different locations at Bempton today 😎

Bempton today, Peregrine also seen but not photographed.

Our whole approach to the open ocean is we think what we do doesn't matter, we're a terrestrial species and it's not our home, out of sight out of mind. We are more careful with the intertidal, we know to replace a boulder if we turn it over because, there is a whole community

A great day at Far Ings & Alkborough flats. Some highlights were Willow Emerald, Bittern, Pec Sand, Hobby, Muntjac, Greenshank…… Lincs Wildlife Trust Humber Nature Partnership Visit North Lincs Biz

Figwort Sawfly at Skerne wetlands today Yorkshire Wildlife Trust - follow us on Bluesky 🦋 Buglife Royal Entomological Society YNU

A few of our bird sightings at Skerne wetlands today Yorkshire Wildlife Trust - follow us on Bluesky 🦋