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Rosy starlings bloom all over the UK

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Shannon Butcher

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June 30, 2020

RARE visitors to the UK – rosy starlings – have recently been spotted across all four countries with many more possibly to come. They are very similar to starlings in their size and shape and even gather in the same huge flocks. The crucial difference is, as their name would suggest, their gorgeous pink ‘vest’…
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Stay alert for nature – helping wildlife out of the lockdown

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Shannon Butcher

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May 14, 2020

Millions of people have found solace in nature during the six weeks since the lockdown started. Now nature needs our help and space if it is to thrive as we head outdoors. The RSPB calls for people to stay alert for wildlife. For most UK species, breeding season is now in full swing and wildlife…
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No balcony or garden? Nine ways to experience nature through your window

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Shannon Butcher

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April 16, 2020

The RSPB has brought together nine ways to make the most of your window during the current lockdown while giving back to nature at the same time. The coronavirus lockdown has made many of us look to the nature on our own doorstep for exercise, wellbeing and mental stimulation. This may seem harder if…
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Birds nesting in ‘eggstraordinary’ places

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Shannon Butcher

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April 8, 2020

Spring has truly sprung in the UK and blossom buds are bursting, birds are singing their morning melodies of the dawn chorus and flitting and from their nesting sites in search of materials. Despite everything that’s going in the world at the moment, nature is still open for business and carrying on doing its thing…
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RSPB

Rosy starlings bloom all over the UK

Stay alert for nature – helping wildlife out of the lockdown

No balcony or garden? Nine ways to experience nature through your window

Birds nesting in ‘eggstraordinary’ places

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