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I think the idea is to make the news so bad that it’s a relief when the power cuts kick in
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if your adhd friend hasn’t been in touch, i promise they still love you. they just don’t have a human soul. their divine connection has been severed and they can no longer hear the voices of angels
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Featured in our September issue: Impacts of herbivory by ecological replacements on an island ecosystem. Seven years of rewilding with giant #tortoises.
Full #OA paper👉bit.ly/3BV7BYQ
Blogpost👉bit.ly/3ghp973
📸@Pouvalen
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Haven't got a pine marten on my trail cam yet but can I interest anyone in TINY BABY BOAR? (Srsly, they're so small, I reckon they're fresh out of the nest & this is their first time at the communal wallow)
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Cuckoo - a juvenile being fed by its adoptive meadow pipit parent. #birdphotography #cuckoo #wildlifephotography #ThePhotoHour #BBCWildlifePOTD @BirdGuides @BirdWatchingMag @BBCSpringwatch
It's that time of year again (maybe? I have no idea anymore) #LoveIsland
BBC News - Sniffer dogs to search for rogue island hedgehogs on Barra
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-h…
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Some guidelines to help determine what gibbon posts to interact with on the internet. Although some videos or images may not seem harmful at first glance, engaging with these kinds of posts can further the illegal primate pet trade and perpetuate animal cruelty.
Saddened to hear the news that the ICBP has closed after over 50 years of conserving birds of prey. I will never forget the wonderful community ethos of the staff and volunteers on site.
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I'm not going to RT all the replies I'm getting, but my timeline is now FULL of people who are frustrated, disappointed and utterly bewildered as to why they are being more active than the actual government in helping refugees.
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I love that sometimes I’ll write something as a flip joke and the editor will actually leave it in. #goosefacts #birdbook #birdwatching #birds #birding
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If horticulture wants to be a green industry at its core, at an absolute minimum it needs to:
1) Ban pesticides
2) Stop all peat use immediately (UK sourced and imported)
3) Ban astro turf or insist it needs planning permission
4) Stop single use plastic, reduce other plastic
























