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Great to see this roadside verge left to grow wild giving plenty of nectar and pollen to the bees on this #WorldBeeDay @idverde_Bromley #nomowmay @Love_plants

Albert Bridge - never intended for cars - has been damaged by them. It’s now a great bridge for pedestrians and people on bikes. Let’s keep it that way. 1/3 c.org/pwCT2cCLBD

Make Albert Bridge Car Free - Sign the Petition! c.org/8KmjDKtGz4 via @UKChange

Mega-donors can pour millions of pounds into our political parties and drown out the influence of ordinary voters. We need a donation cap now. Please sign our letter. secure.unlockdemocracy.org.uk/page/187342/do…

@JR_Dickenson Are they a collab with Supermundane? Looks like his style! Great colours, Adidas are bravely going where other brands fear to tread!

You can never feel sad in a Gilbert & George-esque Adidas collab.

@pondsntrees @earthFgardener @hometree I don’t believe they are on X, but Linked In and charity website is hometree.ie

@pondsntrees @earthFgardener Check out the work of @Hometree for more inspiring news about the rewilding and reforesting of Irelands Green and pleasant land.

Everywhere you go in Ireland today, rows of trees have either been chopped down, chopped in half or chopped down to stumpy things with the fork like remains of branches. It's such a depressing sight.

@TiCLme What on Earth were they thinking? 🤔 Hope they realise the error of their ways and plan to re-plant!

I like to park my car where it gets bit of shade so I always go to the Tand … oh no, wait a minute 🥺 #treesincarparks

@HummingBird_The Amazing! What a great mathematical shot that proves a great photo is more than the sum of its parts! They look coiled and ready for action Michael! :-). 🐍

Here's another pic of yesterday's adders, from Thursley Common 🐍🐍. This was early in the morning, they were sunning themselves and slowly warming up for another day's "adding". #snakes #britishwildlife

@HummingBird_The I knew you’d get a couple eventually Michael, they are pretty inseperable birds, a thruple is a nice turn up for the books though!

Here're Mrs & Mr bullfinch having a morning bath, at Warburg Nature reserve last weekend. I had two males and one female visiting the pool several times during my visit. 🐂🐦🙂 #birds #birdphotography

@antib69 @BBCNews That looks like it may be a Comma butterfly to me. wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife-explo…

@BBCNews Last week in my garden..Is it the same?

'Extinct' butterfly found across southern England bbc.in/4s8rnbT

Thorsbrook Spring Holy Well in Taston, Oxfordshire.

@Larkspurr44 Now THAT is how we should be treating our water sources!!

@Timesofiraan @rey_ismet Well done Italy 🇮🇹! The right decision as time will tell!!

BREAKING : Italian 🇮🇹 Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has given shock to US & Israel "Italy will withdraw the army from US led adventure in Middle East and will not participate in the war against Iran" 🔥 Leaders with spine and courage are standing for humanity.... See more

We should be investing far more in providing our children with the education and support they need The Government refuses to restore spending levels and is cutting support instead bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Have you ever heard of Chalcid wasps? If not, you’re missing out! Please let me introduce you. 🔍 Chalcids are tiny wasps in the superfamily Chalcidoidea. They are ridiculously diverse, with ~23,000 species known globally. Some estimates suggest that there could actually be as many as 500,000 Chalcid species. For context, there are less than 7,000 species of mammal on the planet. 🐒 Most Chalcids are parasitoids of other insects (i.e. parasites that kill their hosts), which makes them incredibly important biological pest control agents in human farming systems. Others are herbivorous pollinators of important food crops e.g. Fig Wasps. If you have ever enjoyed the taste of a fig, please take the time to thank the wonderful little wasps that made it possible. 🔬 For the ecological project I’m working on, it’s only necessary to identify these as Chalcids since we are covering a very wide range of insect groups. However, I am becoming really transfixed by Chalcid beauty and diversity, so just for fun I am photographing each type I find and building up a gallery. Hopefully that will help me learn to recognise them more specifically. This is a tricky task because there are not many resources to help with the identification (if anyone can suggest keys or contacts, please do!). For reasons that do not make sense to me, not many people are interested in 2mm long parasitoid wasps… I hope to begin to change that by making this post!

Cleanliness! Poland!

Ireland has just closed its last coal power plant, becoming the 15th coal free country in Europe. This is mostly due to an increase in wind power. pv-magazine.com/2025/06/20/ire…

@HummingBird_The What a magnificent looking bird Michael and a whole new species for me! Warnham Nature reserve looks like a great spot!

Here's a rather lovely male redpoll I met at Warnham Local Nature Reserve yesterday! ❗🐦😍🪶 #birds #birdphotography

@thenewgalaxy @Mariposa_Nature @dunnjons Wow stunning swallowtail butterfly! 🦋 Cyprus certainly is full of exotic specimens it seems!

9/3/26 #OrchidsOfCyprus - A couple of highlights from my final few hours on this wonderful island for this year; The beautiful Kotschy's Bee #Orchid (Ophrys kotschyi) and a hilltopping European Swallowtail (Papilio machaon). I'm already looking forward to returning in 2027!

@DanicaPriest @guardian As citizens we have to. E able to deduce for ourselves why an article has been written and for whose benefit , I think there are a lot of worse offenders than the Guardian and your ire is misplaced.

When I posted my response to this article over the weekend all the comments were saying they lost faith in @guardian a long time ago. I will not be supporting them again after this and I urge any nature lovers to do the same.