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先ほどのポストのスケッチ、40年前ということもあり、あまりにも下手なので、最近そのスケッチなどを参考に描いたイラストもこの際ついでにポスト。再掲。
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Verge Cricket that I found at Bridging Camp, on The Fleet, Dorset. One of up to half a dozen at site.
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Great news! @BBCFOUR4 will be marking Bill Oddie's unique wildlife TV career on the evening of Sunday 16th August: starting at 7pm with The Best of Bill Oddie Goes Wild, followed by Birding with Bill Oddie: Bill’s Beginnings, and finally Bill Oddie’s Top Ten Birds. Please RT!
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Hummingbird Clearwing Moth - These moths can be easily mistaken for a hummingbird. They have transparent wings and they have a long proboscis and feed on nectar. They are important pollinators. Seen at Heather Garden, Fort Tryon #birdcpp @BirdCentralPark #heathergarden
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My moths have launched today @RoyalMailStamps available here shop.royalmail.com/special-s…
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Bee Orchid var bicolor 😍 #GlosOrchids #wildflowerhour
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You just never know what's going to turn up when you run a moth light... At first I thought I'd caught a Tawny Shears which would've been a new species for my garden. Then its antennae popped up.... Feathered Ear, last seen in the UK in 1968!!
#TeamMoth
@BC_Suffolk
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Great to see this review of our latest bird report. Copies of this report and previous years are available to purchase or view on our website. Sign up for membership (just £16 a year) to receive the report annually
hos.org.uk/welcome-to-the-ho…
Hampshire Bird Report 2024 review
The latest annual report from the Hampshire Ornithological Society is as impressive as ever, says David Campbell: bit.ly/3Nv3wEe
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Could you become BSBI's new Wales Officer, helping support the network of botanists across Wales & leading our Priority Plants in Wales Project?
You'd be helping to conserve rare & beautiful wild plants, like this Radnor Lily.
More details & how to apply:
bsbi.org/about/people/staff-…
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FIBO is pleased to announce that 'The Birds of Fair Isle' is now available to pre-order. This richly illustrated two-volume avifauna celebrates 75 years of FIBO survey work. The set is offered for a limited time at £70 plus postage. For details: fairislebirdobs.co.uk/bofi
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Replying to @HOSbirding
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The Ptarmigan restaurant on Cairn Gorm might need a bit of digging out before it opens. Many days’ of wind-blown snow have built up rather large drifts.
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Siberian Thrush 1w. in garden at Asta, Shetland this evening. @RareBirdAlertUK #Shetland
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The 3rd & final run of our award winning book. Order now from rarebirdingwirral.com for Xmas delivery or available Dec 17th from @RSPB_BurtonMere @Ness_Gardens @ClaremontFarm. RTs appreciated
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Endemic plants of Bulgaria, about 170 species are endemic to the country, mostly in the uplands, although the mountains of SW Bulgaria share much of their flora with adjacent countries. @wildflowerhour @EuropeanOrchids
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I'm excited to share high-quality photos of Fritillaria kordestanica Advay, a newly discovered species from 2022.
We traveled 2,300 km round-trip from home to capture this unique plant that only grows inside springs.
Kurdistan province, Iran
April 2025; 2000 m
#Fritillaria
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Here’s the video of the Porthgwarra, Cornwall Soft-plumaged Petrel on 13 July 2025. Originally found by John Foster at Coverack it was picked up at Porthgwarra by Steve Rogers and also seen there by myself, Pete Clement, Graham Lawlor and John Ryan.
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A few photos from our recent birding/mammal tour.
- Black-billed Capercaillie
- Altai Snowcock
- Mongolian Accentor
- Relict Gull
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A male Flame Bowerbird, photographed today here in the rainforests of southern Papua New Guinea, about to insert a blue plastic object onto his bower with the female looking on and evaluating this male prospect [wwwBird-Photo-Tours.com, #BirdsSeenIn2025].



















































