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Truly horrendous scene on the A14 near the Brampton hut.I estimate there are around 8,000 saplings here ,all of which died A graveyard of plastic is all that's left.Surely it would have been better to have let nature take it's course than this atrocity!

Before they were ordained as weeds somewhere in recent history Dandelions were very much appreciated 🌼💛 When a child goes out to collect Dandelions during the first blooms of Spring, the tallest Dandelion that they find will indicate how much taller that the child will grow

Blue-capped Cordon-bleus, a finch found in Africa

How beautiful the water meadows were that long-ago June morning in Old Fox's village! The mists rising from the river, the almond scent of the meadowsweet, the high, damp grasses and the dragonflies, like bright enamel automatons darting between path and thicket and pool. Hare

"Elm hateth man and waiteth" It is always a treat to find a Wych Elm 🌿🪄 These beautiful trees can grow to well over 30 metres in height and reappeared in Ireland after the last glacial period ❄️☘️ They formed expansive woodlands with the Oak and Ash before reducing

Thousands wouldn't, but I just love my buzzing with life washing line 😂🤣💚💚

Wolf was lying on the stone floor in the kitchen. It's too hot & I'm not moving, don't care, not going to bed, staying here. Old Fox found him a soft pink Witney blanket to lie on & gave him an extremely cold glass of milk & some apple cake. I think you're being very sensible,

From the parched shores of Lake Jipe to joyful puddle play in Voi, Juni’s journey is a story of survival and second chances. Rescued in May 2022, during the height of a drought, she was the very first of our ‘Voi Kids’ — a class of older orphans brought directly to our Voi

A centurion fly sitting on a bramble leaf and looking absolutely stunning 😍

Amazing sightings of Yellowhammers today whilst out cycling. Often heard but difficult to see.

Please stop mowing roadside verges 🙏💚

A beautiful lacewing. It's the first time I've seen one on our plot so I'm delighted 😊

Fiona Restoring verges, cutting late, has many benefits, financial as well as providing habitats and natural corridors linking invertebrates, birds and mammals.

In the magical Irish land of Tír na nÓg the rivers run yellow with honey and mead and the bees that make these commodities possible were considered sacred, magical creatures 🍯🍺 Under the Bechbretha (The Bee Judgements) bees were treated just like any herd of grazing animals

This is the cutest thing I've seen today!!

We're often asked how orphaned black rhino Raha spends her days, so we decided to create this special video charting her adventures! 🦏 We hope you enjoy it, in the knowledge that it is only with donor support that we can provide the unique care this special little rhino needs.

Great to see Emperor moth caterpillar & lots of Peacock butterfly caterpillars on nettles today.

Probably the best timeline cleanse on X Fabulous photography accompanied by a very intriguing mix of fact and myth from across the world 💮🌸 (and zero ranting)

The difference that a (albeit unintentionally) reduced mowing schedule makes can only be described in pictures 🐝🦋

Beautiful footage from beneath the waves in the crystal clear water off Oahu, Hawaii, providing a stunning example of patterns of light known as caustics, occurring when light is refracted and reflected from a surface. 📽: Nolan Omura