The following is an extract from a recent article taken from the “RSPB Notes on Nature”. In my view, it is certainly a project that will help to produce greater access into the countryside – “a new way to be in Nature”. “Join warden Dan Snowdon for a wander along the brand-new accessible boardwalk at…
Common Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis)
Lightning fast and technicoloured, seeing a kingfisher always feels special. Spot them near rivers, diving low to catch tiny fish with impressive dexterity. The kingfisher is a small bird with unmistakable plumage. Its back is bright metallic blue and its breast is a coppery-brown. The beak is long and black, though females have a red…
Helping Lapwings, Curlews and more on Orkney (Extract from RSPB Notes on Nature UK)
Wading birds like Lapwings, Curlews and Oystercatchers are struggling in many places across the UK. In the film below, discover how the RSPB are helping these birds on the stunning island of Rousay, by working with landowners and farmers, and with some vital assistance from four-legged volunteers. Extract taken from the RSPB notes on Nature….
Extracts from “RSPB Notes On Nature”
RSPB say: “For many of us, September heralds the end of the summer holidays and a return to the regular rhythms of life. It’s also a time of transition in nature, as summer visitors like Swallows leave our shores and other birds return. This month in Nature’s Calendar we welcome Jays. At this time of…