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@DanicaPriest 😂

Team investment property is spiralling 😬

@TheKentAcorn Bert looks like he is getting prepared for the next brood of little Berts.

Bert no longer collects raisins for Mini-Bert Such is the ruthlessness of nature, Bert is actually looking around for junior to STOP him from eating the raisins now he can fend for himself You grow up quick in the wild. You have to

Last night, Noctis left the box! He is safely in the trees and will be fed by the adults until he can hunt for himself 😁🦉

So this week in the world of farm/environment/land management/ mapping has been “interesting” And by “interesting” I mean “verging on the utterly bonkers” Why? Well this week started with Natural England, the government body that looks after the environment launching a new map.

Today, more than half a million people demonstrated on the streets of London to call on our government to end its complicity in genocide. We are an unstoppable movement for Palestine.

Anna Cook, paper artist inspired by the natural world #WomensArt

“778 pieces of plastic in an 80-day-old seabird chick, in one of the most pristine corners of our planet” abc.net.au/news/2025-05-1…

@JonCarling A dormouse dreaming of a nut banquet with all her hedgerow friends, if you'd be so kind.

Drawing requests?

This weeks Crow Recap: We are the one's we're looking for in the Drake Equation. We've created a new digital dimension. It has infinite space as long as it has power. And there are more than a trillion Suns in the Universe.

@leanahosea The study itself - jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

@leanahosea Recent study in America: news-medical.net/news/20250512/….

Drinking water sources are becoming more & more contaminated with harmful forever chemicals - yet chemical companies are churning out ever more of them. If we don't severely cut their production soon, all our drinking water sources will be polluted with PFAS.

After the last Ice Age trees slowly returned to Northern Europe Pollen samples prove oak trees (genus Quercus) were growing in Southern England just under 8 to 9 thousand years ago Our woodland is likely to have seen continuous tree cover since then forest-monitor.com/en/the-return-…

@bristol_citizen @stillawake It was being debated back in 1937 (Western Daily Press) ...

@stillawake We shouldn't spend another penny on the Centre. People (and bus services) just need to get on with it. Where else in the city would so much investment be constantly made?

Why is an LDR writing an opinion piece on cycling in the city centre—the most saturated topic, which even has its own lobbying group — while only writing half an article on paying £7.5 million to consultants and not even writing about the children being stepped down.

@technopopulist Rosie isn’t even in the boomer age group, besides she was merely commenting on a specific cause and effect argument Ant made in his report (which has many flawed arguments).

I’m glad this comment was tweeted and that it’s getting so much attention. I’m not here to dunk on the woman who said it - in fact, I welcome it when Boomers speak candidly online. It often lays bare just how warped their assumptions about Britain have become. Housesharing can be perfectly fine - even enjoyable - for graduates starting out or for people moving to a new city who want to save money and make new friends. But at a certain point, it stops being a quirky rite of passage and turns into something else entirely. The reality is cramped conditions, hygiene and noise issues, limited privacy - and landlords carving up homes to squeeze out profit, often at the expense of basic communal space. No living room, a poky kitchen, nowhere to breathe. What this woman misses is that housesharing isn’t a temporary phase anymore. For many single renters earning under £50k - a massive slice of the workforce - it’s just how life is now. Unless you have a partner to split the costs with, renting your own place is out of reach. That’s not a lifestyle choice. That’s a systemic failure. And it’s making life in London increasingly joyless and inhospitable.

WATCH: The awkward moment when the fossil-fuelled #GBNews charade got exposed...live on GBNews. Full video: youtube.com/watch?v=0ZdqDG…

Planning bill will ‘push public towards Reform’: Labour’s Chris Hinchliff on standing up for nature theguardian.com/environment/20…

@horton_official Chris has a masters in ecological economics (according to Wikipedia), others would be wise to listen to him.

Always something going on the hedges you haven’t seen !and weren’t meant to 😁@stuttonsparrows @FarmInvertsUK @MeganRural @Gameandwildlife @MOTHIDUK @PoMScheme @FavColour_Green @kelly_jowett @davidwjgill @BLSlichens @suffolkwildlife #camoflage #nature #moth #caterpillar