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Blown away by the response to my graphic on mining bees! Inspired me to make a more inclusive graphic with some more spring #solitarybee species for #SolitaryBeeHour . This is a Be(e)ginner's guide to some of the most distinctive and widespread species (by no means all of them!).
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If I had to fly for food, I'd be far less graceful than this beauty who made us happy in our garden today...
Put your sound on and listen to those wings doing their work... ππ» π
@CwallWildlife @WildlifeTrusts @CraigBennett3 @_ERCCIS @CECLTD @YSbeachrangers @cornwallgoodsea
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A gorgeous female Cliff Mining Bee (Andrena thoracica) collecting pollen from bluebells. Despite its common name it can be found in gardens, I filmed this in mine in Falmouth. #bees #bluebells
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Ever found a #MermaidsPurse in #Cornwall? π€·ββοΈ Check out @SharkTrustUK's great ID poster & send us your images of any you've found before! πΈπ¦ Come along to our Great #Eggcase Hunt #EasterHoliday events in #Bude, #CarbisBay, #Falmouth & #StAustell as well: bit.ly/2TTfojS
There's a very positive attitude within the BTO in Cornwall. Our local Rookery survey went live online on Friday evening to request squares for April and within the first 48 hours 218 tetrads have been requested. Tremendous effort by Members and Volunteers.
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Despite the pouring rain yesterday, it was a successful few hours spidering at @CwallWildlife nature reserve, Cabilla woods. Amongst the 24 mature species recorded were two ancient woodland specialists: Pachygnatha listeri and Ceratinella scabrosa.
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It was great watching two Short- eared owls today. @CBWPS1 @cwlbirds @CollinsBirds @_ERCCIS @BirdGuides @BTO_Cornwall
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Super afternoon watching a Minke whale in St Ives bay,Cornwall @BBCSpringwatch @CwallWildlife @Intocornwall @SeaWatchersUK @_ERCCIS @ORCA_web
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So excited that today's survey for the endangered Cornish mud snail discovered a new site for them in Cornwall. Led by Laura Larkin from Buglife and guided by Shaun Boyns from the National Trust, this is a fantastic find. #Cornwall #conservation
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Such important research!
You can contribute to Hedgehog data in #Cornwall by downloading the ORKS App and recording your #hedgehog and #wildlife sightings π¦πΎ
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How dangerous is your area for hedgehogs? Zoom in on our new interactive map to find out mammal.org. Full research paper is at peerj.com/articles/8154. #conservation #wildliferescue @mammal_society @ptes @ProjectSplatter @SussexUni @hedgehogsociety
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In honour of #WildlifeWednesday we're happy to share another #Kernewek or #Cornish word with you- Nader Margh, which means #dragonfly. You can see many types of dragon and damselflies in Penwith during the Summer. #wildlife #Cornwall #Penwith #NationalLotteryHeritageFund
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Habitat fragmentation & boundary removal creates a 'landscape of fear' for hoggies, leaving them vulnerable to predation #OperationHedgehog
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The NBN Gateway will be shut off on the 31st of March. The NBN Atlas will replace it #NBNConf16
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SAFETY NOTICE Several Portuguese man o' war washed up on Scilly. Keep an eye on dogs and children on the beaches #NotAJellyFish
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Grey seal in typically Cornish waters. Yesterday near St.Ives #wildCornwall @newquayseasafar @Suesseals @CornwallNature @BBCSpringwatch
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Autumn #wildlife clues from gnawed nuts field-studies-council.org/puβ¦
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@CornwallNature @We_are_Cornwall saw this very rare sighting of blue morph #fulmar on our blue shark cage dive trip
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A male and female Swollen-thighed Beetle (Oedemera nobilis). Only the males have the swollen thighs! β at South East, England
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Not easy to spot, but the first of the Shelduck chicks. @CornwallNature @_ERCCIS #kayaking #wildlife
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Some colour in the moth trap this morning! A Brimstone moth :) @_ERCCIS @Cornwall_BC β at Falmouth, England








































