Greg Green

A day of talks and workshops at Sevenoaks School last week, around the theme of nature sounds. Amazing full circle moment as I returned to the place of one of my earliest (and still favourite) recordings, fallow deer in Knole Park just behind the school!

I’m finally ready to tell the world about my private life. This has taken a lot of courage and a lot of thought. But here we go. shorturl.at/nENOY

Here's another group diving in an ultra wide perspective! #springwatch @ChrisGPackham @michaelastracha @IoloWilliams2 @Lucy_Lapwing @JackBaddams @BBCSpringwatch

@BBCSpringwatch were talking last week about Red Kites and there amazing manoeuvrability. I witnessed that beautifully at the Laurieston Red Kite Centre, Scotland last year. The staff were kind enough to let me place a 360 camera down to capture them in action. @ChrisGPackham

What kind of low lifes steal from a nature reserve!? This is one of my favourite locations in Kent!

@SuellaBraverman, this is what a hate march looks like. Oh and guess what, your stupid comments incited this. You're an utter disgrace. Good day. 😶

@BirdLife_SA Love it! I discovered it by chance but now I do it every day and always read more about the birds. 😊

@TheSoundGreg Thank you for being part of our Birdle community Greg! Glad you are enjoying it, and more importantly, learning from it. 🙏 🎵 🦜

Learning a lot from doing the daily South African Birdle quiz from @BirdLife_SA. Hadn't heard of today's bird, but there's always a nice description and links on completion. Birdle 02/11/2023 🟩🟩⬜🟩⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 birdle.co.za

@MartinMitchell6 I don't know if it's real but I love it either way 😂

Why do BBC and other news channels always send their reporters out into the storms to tell us it's windy out. Just tell us from the studio where the microphones work properly and the reporters don't look quite so traumatised! 😳

Happy Halloween from the pumpkin goblin and I! I didn't set this up, my mum gave them a squash, and this happened!

Taking a break from my usual office job of databases and cataloguing and having the pleasure of digitising British wildlife tapes from the late Philip Radford 😊

The government, in trying to explain why they don't wish to put any effort into reintroducing beneficial species like beavers, used a photo of a coypu; a South American species that, while somewhat resembles a beaver, very much isn't a beaver. Says it all really! 🙄

I was today years old when I learnt about Inaccessible Island, and the Inaccessible Island Rail, the world's smallest flightless bird 🥺🥲

Other highlights included thousands of Pink-footed geese roosting, Brent Geese and Bearded Tits at Titchwell, and watching the orionites in the night sky after setting my recording gear up at 4am!

Glorious sunsets over the Wash

Had a joyous time in North Norfolk last week. Here's some shakey footage of the thousands of waders at RSPB Snettisham.