Springwatch Guest Blog
Blog posts in total 29
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The white tadpoles of Norfolk: Part 1
Elliott Simpson writes about the white tadpoles he found near his home in Norfolk.
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How I knew the Ynis-hir blue tits had fledged from 100 miles away
How a Raspberry Pi computer helped Dr Andrew Robinson find out about blue tits nesting 100 miles away.
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Long-tailed tits - working together
The extraordinary behaviour of long-tailed tits who help to raise others' young.
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Working together to protect the UK's trees
The importance of tree health has been brought home at the Chelsea Flower Show 'stop the spread' show garden.
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Camera trapping in the New Forest
Camera trapping provides a non-invasive insight into the animal world.
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Caring for bats in trouble
As the weather warms, bats become more active and very occasionally they can find their way into trouble.
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Feeding red kites: a view from the Chilterns
Why red kites in the Chilterns now see gardens as an easy source of food.
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Moths and apple orchards
Camerman Richard Taylor-Jones explains why orchards are so important for the UK's moths.
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Beachcombing at low tide
As the sea warms up, spring is the perfect time to look for marine plants and animals.
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Raspberry Pi bird box
How to monitor bird activity from anywhere in the world, with a small computer and a smart phone.
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Beach strandlines
Wildlife photographer and marine specialist explores the wildlife of beach strandlines.
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Raithlin Island
The RSPB's Liam McFaul describes why Raithlin Island is so special for birds and other wildlife.
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Honey bees
Dr David Aston of the British Beekeepers Association on how the weather affects bees and why they swarm.
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Moray Firth dolphins
Field officer Charlie Phillips waits to see if six special dolphins have made it through the winter unscathed.聽