Prof Duncan Westbury (@duncanwestbury) 's Twitter Profile
Prof Duncan Westbury

@duncanwestbury

Professor of Sustainable Agriculture. Grassland Specialist. Expert Wildlife Gardener. Views are my own.

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Richard Jones (@bugmanjones) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just been sent this great picture by a local friend who first thought it was a piece of Lego lying on the pavement. Mating lime hawks, Mimas tiliae. Plenty of limes (lindens) planted as street trees hereabouts. Sometimes I’m sent photos of the caterpillars.

Just been sent this great picture by a local friend who first thought it was a piece of Lego lying on the pavement. Mating lime hawks, Mimas tiliae. Plenty of limes (lindens) planted as street trees hereabouts. Sometimes I’m sent photos of the caterpillars.
RSPB (@natures_voice) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bottom trawling tears up fragile seabed habitats & harms the life that depends on them. Today’s UK Government decision to ban it in 40+ Marine Protected Areas offers hope: a chance to let our seas recover & life return. 🌊 Let's see Marine Protected Areas live up to their name.

Bottom trawling tears up fragile seabed habitats & harms the life that depends on them.

Today’s UK Government decision to ban it in 40+ Marine Protected Areas offers hope: a chance to let our seas recover & life return. 🌊

Let's see Marine Protected Areas live up to their name.
Sue Wood (@sw_photonature) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So much to explore in the big, wide world for a little leveret 🄰 #hare #brownhare #leveret #Norfolk #BBCWildlifePOTD #wildlifephotography #countrysidephotos

So much to explore in the big, wide world for a little leveret 🄰
#hare #brownhare #leveret #Norfolk #BBCWildlifePOTD #wildlifephotography #countrysidephotos
Prof Duncan Westbury (@duncanwestbury) 's Twitter Profile Photo

These #WildflowerStrips are being maintained at a height of 20cm in the alleyways. It might seem harsh to cut, but they will still deliver benefits for production & wildlife whilst limiting the impact on the growers & vines (e.g. shade). Thanks to Astley Vineyard for the pic

These #WildflowerStrips are being maintained at a height of 20cm in the alleyways. It might seem harsh to cut, but they will still deliver benefits for production & wildlife whilst limiting the impact on the growers & vines (e.g. shade). Thanks to Astley Vineyard for the pic