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RSPB Chester

@rspbchester

RSPB Chester Local Group. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is a registered charity: England and Wales no. 207076, Scotland no. SC037654

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RSPB (@natures_voice) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is the summer solstice, or the longest day of the year! What will you do to make the most of the light this evening?

Today is the summer solstice, or the longest day of the year! What will you do to make the most of the light this evening?
BirdGuides (@birdguides) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A record number of Puffins have been counted on Skomer, as the island's population goes from strength to strength: bit.ly/448RWnK

RSPB (@natures_voice) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For months, alongside farmers, supporters, and nature groups, we’ve made the case for protecting nature-friendly farming. Today, we’re pleased to see HM Treasury has listened: the nature-friendly farming budget has been maintained. This is a crucial step, but nature needs more.

For months, alongside farmers, supporters, and nature groups, we’ve made the case for protecting nature-friendly farming.

Today, we’re pleased to see <a href="/hmtreasury/">HM Treasury</a> has listened: the nature-friendly farming budget has been maintained.

This is a crucial step, but nature needs more.
Butterfly Conservation 🦋 (@savebutterflies) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Did you know that a Common Pipistrelle can eat over 3,000 insects in a night? 🦇 Moths are an essential part of the ecosystem with many of the UK's threatened bat species relying on moths as a major part of their diet. #Springwatch 📷: Large Yellow Underwing - Ryszard Szczygieł

Did you know that a Common Pipistrelle can eat over 3,000 insects in a night? 🦇

Moths are an essential part of the ecosystem with many of the UK's threatened bat species relying on moths as a major part of their diet. #Springwatch

📷: Large Yellow Underwing - Ryszard Szczygieł
BirdGuides (@birdguides) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A unified global taxonomy has been published for the first time via the launch of AviList this week, with the British list to be impacted: bit.ly/4dZpmZi

BirdGuides (@birdguides) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The UK Government has pledged £14.2 billion to fund the controversial Sizewell C nuclear power plant in Suffolk, sparking alarm among environmental groups over the project's potential impact on coastal ecosystems: bit.ly/4kI6wso

Butterfly Conservation 🦋 (@savebutterflies) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The #BigButterflyCount is fast approaching, but is your outdoor space ready for visitors? 🤔 We’ve pulled together our ultimate checklist for how to attract as many butterflies as possible and have fun spotting them 👉 butterfly-conservation.org/news-and-blog/… 📷: Jaco Costerus

The #BigButterflyCount is fast approaching, but is your outdoor space ready for visitors? 🤔

We’ve pulled together our ultimate checklist for how to attract as many butterflies as possible and have fun spotting them 👉 butterfly-conservation.org/news-and-blog/…

📷: Jaco Costerus
BirdGuides (@birdguides) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The UK's oldest known White-tailed Eagle, a female named Frisa, has died at the age of 32, RSPB Scotland has confirmed: bit.ly/4n1rvI3

MarburyBirds (@marburybirds) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Shorter walk today. Highlights: Lapwings, Ravens, Yellowhammers, Reed Warblers, Reed Buntings, Whitethroat, Cetti's, Great Crested Grebes, Song Thrush, GSWoodpecker, Greenfinches and Goldcrests

Shorter walk today. Highlights: Lapwings, Ravens, Yellowhammers, Reed Warblers, Reed Buntings, Whitethroat, Cetti's, Great Crested Grebes, Song Thrush, GSWoodpecker, Greenfinches and Goldcrests
RSPB (@natures_voice) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To the heathland for #SpringStories today, where we’ve got great news to share! A record 211 Nightjars were counted on RSPB reserves last year - the highest ever. These nocturnal birds nest on the ground, with adults sheltering chicks beneath them until nightfall... 🌙

Butterfly Conservation 🦋 (@savebutterflies) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wishing our trustee Simon Saville best of luck today as he sets off on his 500-mile cycling adventure along the Welsh coast for Butterfly Conservation 🚵🦋 Simon aims to raise £5,000 for vital conservation work in the UK! Cheer him on 👉 justgiving.com/campaign/bikef… #BikeForButterflies

Wishing our trustee <a href="/sbsaville/">Simon Saville</a> best of luck today as he sets off on his 500-mile cycling adventure along the Welsh coast for Butterfly Conservation 🚵🦋

Simon aims to raise £5,000 for vital conservation work in the UK! Cheer him on 👉 justgiving.com/campaign/bikef…

#BikeForButterflies
RSPB England (@rspbengland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congrats to everyone who's secured a place for the 2026 #LondonMarathon 🥳 And if you're not one of the lucky ones, don't fret, you can still apply for a place to run for the RSPB! More details👇

Butterfly Conservation 🦋 (@savebutterflies) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy Summer Solstice! How will you be celebrating the longest day of the year? ☀️ ‘Solstice’ comes from the Latin, ‘solstitium’, meaning the stopping or standing still of the sun. 📸: Silver-washed Fritillary - Sarah Womersley

Happy Summer Solstice! How will you be celebrating the longest day of the year? ☀️

‘Solstice’ comes from the Latin, ‘solstitium’, meaning the stopping or standing still of the sun.

📸: Silver-washed Fritillary - Sarah Womersley
Prof. Christian Dunn (@christiandunn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Microplastics + warming oceans = perfect storm. Our new research from Bangor University shows microplastic pollution & global warming are not separate crises. They're working together; damaging the base of the marine food web. This is why it matters - & what we can do about it🧵

Microplastics + warming oceans = perfect storm.

Our new research from <a href="/BangorUni/">Bangor University</a> shows microplastic pollution &amp; global warming are not separate crises.

They're working together; damaging the base of the marine food web.

This is why it matters - &amp; what we can do about it🧵
RSPB Burton Mere Wetlands (@rspb_burtonmere) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Windy day on the reserve, still plenty of Scarlet tiger moths and butterflies fighting against the breeze. Kingfisher and treecreeper seen. Other highlights include Spotted redshank in beautiful summer plumage, little ringed plover, Common sandpiper and Ruff. #sightings

Windy day on the reserve, still plenty of Scarlet tiger moths and butterflies fighting against the breeze. Kingfisher and treecreeper seen. Other highlights include Spotted redshank in beautiful summer plumage, little ringed plover, Common sandpiper and Ruff. #sightings