Category: Conservation
What’s on the bird table?
A male Blackbird (Turdus merula) taking sunflower hearts: https://youtu.be/NR2iiYVjN0o
Introducing Haith’s Helpline
https://youtu.be/-5TEjq3eyJk Visit https://www.haiths.com/haiths-helpline/ to find out more. Stay well. Simon
We’re in The Herpetological Bulletin!
The Bulletin in its 40th year Courtesy of http://www.thebhs.org
Take note of nature
Rachel Carson"Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts."
‘Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth…’
From John and Margaret Cooper in Kenya
When we visited El Karama Ranch in Laikipia we expected to be shown a lot of large farm livestock and to see impressive wildlife, such as elephants. We experienced both but we were also consulted about a young white-browed sparrow-weaver (Plocepasser mahali) that had been found by Mrs Lavinia Grant (a long-term Kenya resident, renowned … Continue reading From John and Margaret Cooper in Kenya
Look deep into nature…
A stop you in your tracks photograph
Image by Frank Winkler from Pixabay
‘The Dynamics of Humankind’ – a new book exploring the comparative analysis between the natural world and the unnatural human world
Recently, I had the pleasure to meet British scientist Chris Middleton at Burlington House, Piccadilly prior to the two of us being formally admitted as Fellows of The Linnean Society of London (FLS). Chris and I were equally thrilled to have been elected a FLS and there we were, ready for the formal admission and poised … Continue reading ‘The Dynamics of Humankind’ – a new book exploring the comparative analysis between the natural world and the unnatural human world
