Dapperly dressed in black, white, and glacial gray, the Northern Shrike might pass as any other songbird. But don’t be fooled ...
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Butterflies rebound after restoration: Ex-wheat farm records 5,290 in 2026; rare species appear
Halnaker Hill Farm in West Sussex has experienced a remarkable surge in butterfly populations thanks to dedicated habitat ...
From woodland conservation to luxury design: The British creatives rethinking our relationship with nature - FASHION’S NEW ...
Homeowners too are increasingly encouraging wildlife into their gardens, installing everything from earwig pots to duck ...
There’s more than one accepted term for these clever animals when they gather.
Scientists recorded for the first time the extent to which honeybees restrict access to food sources and attack other species ...
Bats weighing little more than the coins in your pocket are preparing to hunker down for winter.
An uninhabited volcanic island near South Georgia in the South Atlantic used to host more than a million chinstrap penguins.
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Robins will keep coming back if you add 1 food to your garden in October
Autumn can feel surprisingly still in Irish gardens, with the familiar chirping and singing of birds noticeably dropping off.
A mega-rare first winter chestnut bunting, found in Unst on 18th October, has continued the run of Shetland autumn rarities.
A tree or a small plant growing wild, in my view, is architecture in every sense of the word, capable of teaching us lessons ...
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