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Save the Kresna Gorge act.wemove.eu/campaigns/save…

@justthinking_2 @Jazeyfantazy @r_c_durrant Definitely seen them in Weymouth. We found loads of the grubs in rotten logs too. It was a while ago but still…

@BBCSpringwatch could you mention how bad Pheasants are for predating our native reptiles. People think they just eat seeds. Nasty non native invasive species.

Little Terns Ferrybridge, Weymouth, Dorset @DWTWeyPort @DorsetWildlife @RSPBWeymouth @DorsetBirdClub

Everything that’s wrong with the World… right there.💔

@SebHaggett Morning Seb. This is probably something run of the mill but I can’t find it in my book. Any ideas?

@HLetterbox @h2g2_Guide I’d definitely go for some kind of Lily

The activists' dilemma #TheBigOne

My dog was stolen #Glasgow I have attached images of the two people that can help with our enquiries. If you have information about them pls get in touch. Male, Doberman cross, he is chipped and neutered @PoliceScotland on 101 facebook.com/groups/3636780… doglost.co.uk/dog-blog.php?d…

@BBCEarth are you joining us for #EarthDay in London tomorrow? Will the @BBCNews even report it? #XR #ExtinctionRebellion #peaceful #protest #biodiversity #ClimateEmergency

@MrDDyer hauling an #octopus out of the sea and waving it around like it wasn’t an intelligent living creature minding its own business. Not cool mate. Not cool at all. #marine

@Alayanabeth @DarrenMGriffith @whittledaway They were neat freaks 😬😡so glad they’ve moved.

@FloMcIntosh @DarrenMGriffith @whittledaway Ivy is so important! What a foul thing to do. 😥

I watched a hungry bumblebee flying around a garden this morning, looking in vain for a meal, bypassing the daffodils. Dandelions are absolutely critical now if these bees are not to starve to death, the least we can do is not mow them!

@Dianegreenqueen @DarrenMGriffith @whittledaway My dandelions are quite behind this year. Not sure why. Still a bit cold I guess.

@DarrenMGriffith @whittledaway Bees do love willows at this time of year; but I think the point of this tweet was a simple request to let dandelions grow. No fuss, no going out having to spend money. Just let dandelions grow 🙂

@Alayanabeth @DarrenMGriffith @whittledaway And ivy. Everything loves ivy except my neighbour who leant across his fence and cut through the trunk of a magnificent one that was a massive hat on the roof of my shed. Bees and birds loved it. Pollen, berries and cover. Killed it. Still furious. 🤬

@DarrenMGriffith @whittledaway I have certainly seen bumbles on dandelions (and lots of other pollinators too) but it's true they adore willows. Right now my decidedly non-native flowering cherry is alive with bumbles keeping themselves fueled while the pussy willows are just beginning to open.

@walshrac @whittledaway I have two very beautiful single early flowering Japanese cherries. Okame (very early, late Feb-March) and The Bride (now) Always full of bees.

@whittledaway What's the first useful flower for them, Pádraic? Before the dandelions come up? I was thinking that on the daffs, more for us than anything else :/

@PortlandBirdObs Exciting news. One in Chickerell last year on 8th May. Will keep an eye/ear open.

News from Dave Bishop: Hoopoe on the edge of Tout Quarry on the north side of the road into Tradecroft Industrial Estate

Hikers urged to check themselves for ticks after deadly virus found in UK theguardian.com/society/2023/a…

Student's shock as beach is covered in plastic pollution dorsetecho.co.uk/news/23399263.… @greatnurdler

Trenchant condemnation by @MarkAvery of the incontinent release of millions of non native game birds like Red-legged Partridge and Pheasant into the countryside on Farming Today. Every birder should thank @WildJustice_org for their work in this area @ChrisGPackham @RuthTingay