Young naturalist, trainee bird ringer and botanist 🌱 retired @_BTO YAP member 💚 and RHS Young School Gardener of the Year 2018 🌻
Joined May 2017
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I’m Sian, a birder and wildlife lover from North Shropshire and youth representative for @_BTO!
This account has been set up to promote the work and events of young people in the county, and we’d love for birders in Shropshire and beyond to help us spread the word! 🦆
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Hi my name is Ellie and I’m the Shropshire Ornithological Society’s Youth Engagement Officer! I’m a trainee bird ringer in Shropshire and a retired @_BTO Youth Advisory Panel member. We want to connect and promote young naturalists so please follow us and spread the word 💚🦅
Me, @_JoshHill_ and @sianmercer are doing a talk on youth engagement in birding this Wednesday for the Shropshire Ornithological Society and we’d love to see lots of people there! Please share with those in/around Shropshire 🦅 U17s get in free 🦆 @BTO_Shropshire @ShropsWildlife
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Nice to find 2 Smew at Fen Drayton RSPB today, the best UK duck & a rewarding end to term. It's a scenic site especially in winter sunshine, made even better by Bittern, Cattle Egrets, Glossy Ibis, Bearded Tit, 00s of ducks as seen in recent weeks. @CambsBirdClub @emwright_7
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Our three commonest heathers here in Britain & Ireland: Ling (Calluna vulgaris), Cross-leaved Heath (Erica tetralix) and Bell Heather (E. cinerea)
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The closing date for the @_BTO Young Leaders Course @spurnbirdobs is this Sunday 31st July. The course is held on 10th -13th August. See tweet on this account or @_BTO for details. If you are 16 -24 it’s a great opportunity and it’s FREE. Go for it🐦
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This week saw the hottest day ever in the UK That's why it's more important than ever that we protect and restore our peatlands. UK peatlands store an amazing 3.2 billion tonnes of carbon, filter water and alleviate flooding #BogDay
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I just couldn't keep myself under wraps any more... IT'S TIME TO BLOOM! 😱😁🌷🎉
#TitanArum #TeamRBGE #RBGEHort #FlowerPower #BigPlant #MightyMorphinFlowerTime
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We have two last minute places available for this week’s University week. It is fully funded, including up to £100 travel expenses.
If you can get to Aberdaron (LL53 8DA) on Monday and want a free week on BARDSEY, are under 25 at Uni (full time) then contact me asap 07855264151
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My 2nd trip of summer 21 was spent visiting @sianmercer in a seriously underrated part of the country. Here's a write-up of a trip which included a day out on Anglesey, where we saw Black guillemot & 5 species of Tern including Elegant. @emwright_7
wildthingsandwings.blogspot.… – at Sutton, London
Had an amazing trip down south and to Cameron’s Cottage @cameron_b_trust with @FinchleyBirder @ArjunDutta230 and @MyaBambrick1 where the highlights were the birds of prey with WTE, Osprey, Goshawk, Peregrines, Marsh Harriers and Sparrowhawk as well as great views of Dartfords
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Fantastic to listen to three OXOSS birders on @BBCOxford this morning, talking about birding in Oxford, how they got into birding & why they benefit from nature, and why they enjoy coming along to our walks!
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Due to technical difficulties This is the new account for Shropshire ornithology , formerly @sosbirds , please follow and retweet to help us reach more people who followed the now defunct account , Thankyou
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Our walk at Port Meadow this week had some new additions: a scope and a couple of pairs of binoculars, thanks to the brilliant @_BTO equipment donation scheme! Great to put them to good use, seeing Golden Plover, Lapwing, Dunlin, Teal and Wigeon on the floods.
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A garden hedge:
Filters wind (slows it down)
Absorbs water (prevents flooding)
Absorbs CO2 (fights climate change)
Houses wildlife (promotes biodiversity)
There are 22 million gardens in the UK. Many of them will lose a fence panel this weekend. Please replace with a hedge 🌳
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Some gardeners are missing the point: It really doesnt matter how well plants in your garden grow or do not grow, no plants or garden justify the use of peat. Ever. We must therefore adapt- even if that means a loss of quality (which I firmly believe is not the case)
Was in plant heaven this time last week at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 🥰 Was an amazing atmosphere and full of inspirational gardens and stalls 🌺 Especially interesting and poignant to see the COP26 and sanctuary gardens, thanks to all who made this possible for me @RHSSchools
So proud of my parents who completed all the mountains in England over 2,000ft !!🎉⛰ Its been over 30 years of hard work and hiking following the books of John and Anne Nuttall, what an amazing achievement 🙌😁 @DanRavenEllison @BBCCountryfile @JuliaBradbury @OrdnanceSurvey
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I recently researched Hen Harrier conservation in the UK for my A-level EPQ. Click the link below for more info:
@Natures_Voice @MarkAvery
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At the @TheBotanics I was very privileged to get a tour of the @RBGE_Herbarium and it was amazing to learn more about the conversation importance of their 3 million strong collection (!!) I even got to see a specimen Darwin collected on the Voyage of the Beagle 🤯😍
