I have many questions not least, is this real or AI slop? www.greenmatters.com/pn/netherlan...
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Профиль Vively🏴 Caithnessian exile & conservationist in Yorkshire. Cut my teeth in 🇿🇦 🇲🇼 🇸🇨 🇹🇿 & still learning. 58° northerner, Scotland Rugby, battenburg fan & Irish terrier owner. Wildlife Gardener. Mainly post about UK reptiles. 🏴
Can you help me out by signing this petition? c.org/QcbXq9cN94 from @alexaculver.bsky.social
Feels relevant. naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2025/09/29/w...
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A new study used ~3,800 georeferenced photos from @inaturalist.bsky.social and researchers’ own records to compare two subspecies of the barred grass snake (Natrix helvetica): the northern N. h. helvetica and the Italian N. h. sicula. #citizenscience public.pensoft.net/items/?p=7TV...
Ornitho.it homepage - www.ornitho.it[other news]ornitho.it🐍 New research on Grass Snakes (Natrix natrix) shows that bigger snakes generally eat bigger prey—but the relationship depends on what they’re eating. @argroupsuk.bsky.social @arc-trust.bsky.social Paper: www.researchgate.net/publication/...
Similarly in East and southern North Yorkshire this week I’ve seen a hell of a lot of painted ladies. On the whole looking faded and exhausted but nonetheless a lot.
Lev ParikianI’ve seen more painted ladies than any other butterfly in the last week. Looks like being A Year.
Lower Derwent Valley Corncrake Reintroduction. Actual #conservation being led by local groups. Worth even a small donation. Please share. communitiesfund.avivafoundation.org.uk/p/lower-derw...
Lower Derwent Valley Corncrake ReintroductionTo support the reintroduction of Corncrakes to the Lower Derwent Valley and surrounding area as part of establishing an English population.communitiesfund.avivafoundation.org.ukNew research shows trained detection dogs may be able to locate underground adder hibernation sites (“hibernacula”) a potential breakthrough for declining populations of European adder. www.nature.com/articles/s41... @arc-trust.bsky.social @argroupsuk.bsky.social @yorkswildlife.bsky.social
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