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Penny Relf

@celastrina59.bsky.social did:plc:wt7yssdfpp2dqfnepilcqhco

Yorkshire granny, gardening with butterflies, moths and birds in mind.

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Penny Relf (@celastrina59.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 6 octobre 2024. Le compte a 164 abonnés, suit 205 comptes et a publié 459 posts.

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  • Graham Clarkson@clarko-nature.bsky.social

    The young male Pallid Harrier showed distantly on Mawdesley Moss this morning. Great to see it again. Over 500 Linnets, 8 Stonechats, 7 Grey Partridges & Merlin too. See if you can find the Harrier in the photos 😂 #LancsBirding #Birds

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  • Scottish Wildlife Trust@scotwildlife.bsky.social

    Community-led river restoration is underway in the Tarras Valley🌿 The Langholm Initiative are creating plans to reconnect the River Tarras with its floodplain and expand native river woodlands, with support from the #Riverwoods Development Grant. Read more here 👉 buff.ly/CHvqEwJ

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  • James Lowen Wildlife@jameslowenwild.bsky.social

    26k steps off-piste in nw norfolk & i can say with reasonable confidence that no wheatears of any flavour were in the thornham point - east end of brancaster beach/golf course area. highlight was spotting a shorelark quintet that had hitherto gone unspotted, & some lapland &snow buntings. #ukbirding

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  • Carl Sayer@carlsayer.bsky.social

    Please see our new paper on the remarkable long-term resilience of the #cruciancarp in a small eastern English #pond. Crucians survived multiple long (5+ yrs) periods of duckweed dominance & linked anoxia. They are as hard as nails, but still in decline & need our help! doi.org/10.1111/jfb....

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  • Digital Brain@yourdigitalbrain.bsky.social

    A volunteer's thermal drone caught the exact moment it spotted Volga, a dog who hid overnight after a fall on a hike. She waited there all night, and the rescuers never stopped looking.

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