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ONE , TWO , THREE

It was a busy night in the garden , good to see social distancing .

WILDLIFE WEDNESDAY

Wednesday 28th October Well the weather forecast was totally wrong today. It was supposed to be mildly moist, however we had a lot of rain , hailstones , thunder and […]

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AUTUMN WATCH

Autumn watch is back on the BBC for the next eight nights . Episode 2 is tonight on BBC 2 at 8.00pm. All the usual suspects , and this time […]

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AUTUMN WATCH

Autumn watch is back on the BBC for the next eight nights , all the usual suspects and live cameras . For more details click here

hedgehogs

The Hedgehog

The Hedgehog words and pictures by Peter Hanscomb The European hedgehog , Erinaceus europaeus is not only one of Britain’s favourite small mammals , it’s also one of the oldest […]

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BOB , SMELLY AND CO

If you look very closely at the photo above you might just see Bobs nose. He’s doing really well and is nearly ready for release back into the wild. Hopefully […]

hedgehogs

by Bob Brind-Surch, professional photographer and naturalist . www.naturesphotos.co.uk I’m often asked question should we photograph captive animals or should we, as wildlife photographers, concentrate solely on wildlife photographed in […]

foxes

NEST

A quick update on our recently stolen camera , the nest camera has been found in the garden , so obviously the fox decided he didn’t need a security camera […]

MEET THE MODEL

MEET THE MODEL – DORIS THE FALLOW DEER

The Fallow deer ( Dama dama ) is now a common sight in Britain. Not a true native ( Fallow deer are native to Asia ) it’s believed that the species was introduced […]

Jeni Bell’s Wild Britain – For the love of treess

The continued adventures Of Jeni , Bill and Millie…….. For […]

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400 MILLION TREES ?

From the BBC Urban areas are not all high-rise flats and offices, they are also where you’ll find many of the country’s trees. Two London boroughs – Camden and Croydon […]

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