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British Wildlife: the magazine for the modern naturalist. Now published by @nhbsNews

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The sand wasp Ammophila sabulosa #30DaysWild Sandy places are brilliant for invertebrates and a whole range of other wildlife; Brett Westwood sings their praises in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

The sand wasp Ammophila sabulosa #30DaysWild 

Sandy places are brilliant for invertebrates and a whole range of other wildlife; Brett Westwood sings their praises in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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Chanterelles under a woodland canopy #30DaysWild The support network between trees and fungi – the so called ‘wood wide web’ – has captured public imagination, but the idea remains contentious among scientists. David Wilkinson explores this debate in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

Chanterelles under a woodland canopy #30DaysWild 

The support network between trees and fungi – the so called ‘wood wide web’ – has captured public imagination, but the idea remains contentious among scientists. David Wilkinson explores this debate in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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A mix of exotic and native plants reclaiming a street corner for day 20 #30DaysWild As part of our Wilding for Conservation series, Ian Rotherham argued that rewilding needs to embrace urban areas and the people who live there – see his commentary here britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

A mix of exotic and native plants reclaiming a street corner for day 20 #30DaysWild 

As part of our Wilding for Conservation series, Ian Rotherham argued that rewilding needs to embrace urban areas and the people who live there – see his commentary here britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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A young Atlantic Grey Seal #30DaysWild This is by far the most common seal species around here in Devon, but more recently its smaller relative, the Harbour Seal, has been making inroads into the south west; its spread along the Channel is described in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

A young Atlantic Grey Seal #30DaysWild

This is by far the most common seal species around here in Devon, but more recently its smaller relative, the Harbour Seal, has been making inroads into the south west; its spread along the Channel is described in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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A typically fleeting view of a Goshawk for day 22 #30DaysWild This elusive raptor is making a recovery in Britain and starting to move out from forest heartlands into new habitats; Brett Westwood celebrates its resurgence in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

A typically fleeting view of a Goshawk for day 22 #30DaysWild

This elusive raptor is making a recovery in Britain and starting to move out from forest heartlands into new habitats; Brett Westwood celebrates its resurgence in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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A ribbon worm (or nemertine) on a colony of Star Ascidian #30DaysWild While most ribbon worms are marine, a handful have made it onto land where they occupy soil and damp leaf litter. We shared an introduction to Britain's terrestrial species in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

A ribbon worm (or nemertine) on a colony of Star Ascidian #30DaysWild

While most ribbon worms are marine, a handful have made it onto land where they occupy soil and damp leaf litter. We shared an introduction to Britain's terrestrial species in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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A juvenile Starling for #30DaysWild There's a lot to like about these characterful birds, not least their impressive repertoire of vocalisations and amazing flocking displays. Stephen Moss made the case for a greater appreciation of Starlings in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

A juvenile Starling for #30DaysWild

There's a lot to like about these characterful birds, not least their impressive repertoire of vocalisations and amazing flocking displays. <a href="/StephenMoss_TV/">Stephen Moss</a> made the case for a greater appreciation of Starlings in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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Western Bee-fly for day 25 #30DaysWild Bee-flies offer a gentle introduction into the (slightly daunting) world of Diptera; Brett Westwood describes his quest to find this species and the allure of other flies in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

Western Bee-fly for day 25 #30DaysWild

Bee-flies offer a gentle introduction into the (slightly daunting) world of Diptera; Brett Westwood describes his quest to find this species and the allure of other flies in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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Upland oakwood on Dartmoor, one of the last refuges in Devon for the Lesser Spotted Woodpecker #30DaysWild LesserSpot Network provided a comprehensive account of the decline and challenges facing this species in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

Upland oakwood on Dartmoor, one of the last refuges in Devon for the Lesser Spotted Woodpecker #30DaysWild 

<a href="/lesserspotnet/">LesserSpot Network</a> provided a comprehensive account of the decline and challenges facing this species in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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Some distant Risso’s Dolphins for day 27 #30DaysWild These secretive dolphins have been reported in unusually high numbers this spring, possibly linked to an abundance of their cephalopod prey. Look out for an article on this species in British Wildlife later this year!

Some distant Risso’s Dolphins for day 27 #30DaysWild

These secretive dolphins have been reported in unusually high numbers this spring, possibly linked to an abundance of their cephalopod prey. Look out for an article on this species in British Wildlife later this year!
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A Great Pond Snail for day 28 #30DaysWild Our November issue featured an article on a smaller and much rarer relative, the Slender Pond Snail, with insights on its habitat preferences based on research in Scotland - for more on that, see britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

A Great Pond Snail for day 28 #30DaysWild

Our November issue featured an article on a smaller and much rarer relative, the Slender Pond Snail, with insights on its habitat preferences based on research in Scotland - for more on that, see britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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A roadside apple tree, likely originating from a discarded core #30DaysWild The UK does have truly wild apple trees, but their ecology and distribution have received little attention; we shared the pioneering work aiming to address this knowledge gap in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

A roadside apple tree, likely originating from a discarded core #30DaysWild

The UK does have truly wild apple trees, but their ecology and distribution have received little attention; we shared the pioneering work aiming to address this knowledge gap in britishwildlife.com/article/articl…
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For the final day of #30DaysWild, a male Linnet This has been one of the winners at RSPB Hope Farm, a place that proves productive farming and nature recovery can be achieved in tandem; for a review of changes during the RSPB's first 25 years there, see britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

For the final day of #30DaysWild, a male Linnet

This has been one of the winners at <a href="/RSPBHopeFarm/">RSPB Hope Farm</a>, a place that proves productive farming and nature recovery can be achieved in tandem; for a review of changes during the RSPB's first 25 years there, see britishwildlife.com/article/articl…