“For the first time, the Atlas also tells us about the distribution of Britain’s whales and dolphins, including rarities such as beluga and fin whales.”
New Atlas of Mammals
“Take some mindful time to watch for our first Spring butterflies”
“Even something as simple as going to a local public park or sitting by a window to watch butterflies can be beneficial to our mental health.”
Planting for Wildlife: Encourage Pollinators
“It is wonderful when we can live alongside the beauty of nature and enjoy its many physical and mental benefits.”
And Finally – Frisky Frogs!
“Caught in the act – too busy to care tuppence about my being there!”
Amphibians Around The World!
“I sent my froggy pics to friends Philip & Yukako, who live in Japan, and Phil replied with this magnificent toad”
A Knobbly Frog – And Lotte!
“This time, I saw a different kind of frog…..one of the smaller, darker ones, with a knobbly back. “
Spawn!
more froggy news
First Frogs!!!
‘As I walked down the garden to feed the birds this morning (3rd March), I thought I heard “Ribbit, Ribbit.”’
Year-Round Surveys Shed New Light On Marine Wildlife
Record numbers of volunteers took part in research expeditions organised by the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust last year
Get Ready for the Big Garden Bird Watch
Over the 25th to the 27th of January the Big Garden Bird Watch will be taking place again this year.
