New farm pond has its first brood of ducklings #farming #ponds

Male Kingfisher from the Decoy Hide at WWT Slimbridge in Gloucestershire 2 April 2026

Wren from the Martin Smith Hide at WWT Slimbridge in Gloucestershire 1st April 2026

Sixty seconds of adorable young hares 🐇 Watch these young leverets stretch and groom in the long hours spent waiting for mum to return

Mum and juvenile Crossbills eyes left 03/04/2026

Cherry Plum, Blackthorn & Hawthorn flowers are all very similar & they flower in this order, & in February/March, March/April & May (Hawthorn being the Mayflower) Therefore the predominant flowers you see currently are Blackthorn, with the flowers appearing before the leaves

The worlds biggest nightmare, selfish cow has two calves instead of one. Double the pollution double the environmental damage! Or as this habitat sees it, double the benefit,

Tufted Ducks on the Rushy at WWT Slimbridge in Gloucestershire 2 April 2026

Spring butterflies out in the sun here in coastal Suffolk today including 2 male Orange-Tips and a few Peacocks on Bluebell, Comfrey and Dandelion flowers - also a Holly Blue and Red Admiral... sorry, no photos of the latter! (4th April 2026) BC Suffolk Branch Butterfly Conservation 🦋

Eurasian Curlew preening on the Thames #birding #birdwatching #eurasiancurlew #crossness #canon

Female Stonechat on the lookout for some tasty flies. RSPB England BTO Suffolk SuffolkWildlifeTrust BBC Wildlife

Belties and wild birds. Have a listen… A small section of land there likes to grow thistle, the hooves of the cattle massage the compact soil. I’m feeding hay there and any spare, added to the manure, will benefit the earthworms that also improve physical soil structure. The

Female sparrowhawk eating a magpie in the garden.

Female stonechat, taking a break from lining her nest with feathers, Co Durham

There are views in the Peak District that you can lose yourself in, watching for hours as the light changes, the mist moves, the shadows shorten. Your eyes follow miles upon miles of stone walls, stretching fields, hills and valleys, dotted with trees. You watch the sheep and the

A mothers love ❤️

#SparrowSunday

An eight foot dry stone wall protected this instinctive mother last night. Took herself away from the flock to find the most sheltered place to give birth as storm David blasted through at midnight.

Green Sandpiper on the Rushy at WWT Slimbridge in Gloucestershire 5 April 2026 ( taken from the hide )

A Crossbill and Siskin having drink. Suffolk 05/04/2026