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Thursday at 7pm I’ll be chatting with @urbanbirder as part of his ‘In Conservation With…’ series. Previous guests include @Kate_Bradbury, @MarkCocker2, @CarolineLucas & @MargaretAtwood!
Details: jeffollerton.co.uk/2024/11/0…
#birds #wildlife #ecology #biodiversity @pelagicpublish
Mark Cocker retweeted
Wow!! Ring Ouzels on my late @WeBS_UK - alt 350m #YorkshireDales moor. They do breed right in this spot - but poss winter migrants rather home grown stayers? Ideas welcome. Some Fieldfares & Redwings to boot. @MarkCocker2 @nybirdnews @BradfordNature #BirdsOfTwitter #Birds
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What will Wash #waders do if a barrage is built and the mud disappears?
Lessons from the Yellow Sea:
wadertales.wordpress.com/202… 🎂2⃣
Waders of the Wash:
wadertales.wordpress.com/201…
Article about barrage:
waderquest.net/wp-content/up…
#ornithology #shorebirds
Mark Cocker retweeted
One for @ruthdavis27 in tray? 🤔 @TonyJuniper @Natures_Voice @BeccyRSPB @RSPBTitchwell @MarkCocker2 @acorncarver
What will Wash #waders do if a barrage is built and the mud disappears?
Lessons from the Yellow Sea:
wadertales.wordpress.com/202… 🎂2⃣
Waders of the Wash:
wadertales.wordpress.com/201…
Article about barrage:
waderquest.net/wp-content/up…
#ornithology #shorebirds
Mark Cocker retweeted
"Mors tua, vita mea."
An amazing picture from the Val Tramontina (Pordenone) by Renato Fadi of a (male) Horn-nosed Viper (Vipera ammodytes) immortalised in the act of swallowing a Robin. Should keep him going for the winter! Via FB.
Mark Cocker retweeted
Having a break from here for a bit. It’s been hard seeing disturbance of nesting seabirds & seals, now knowing that an adventure hub will be built & that in Pembrokeshire disturbance is deemed acceptable.
Proud to be part of a united community that has tried to protect this bay
Mark Cocker retweeted
What a great night it was at the Fisher Theatre in Bungay last night. I'm now heading east to Lowestoft and the East Point Pavilon with my SHOCK OF THE OLD show tonight. Come along to my seaside special!
eastpointpavilion.com/events…
Replying to @IdleBirder
Thank you I'm hoping its exceptional environmental status will thwart it. But you don't get to be the 8th most denatured country on Earth without being really good at destruction.
Mark Cocker retweeted
NEW PROJECT: Volunteers needed to monitor raptors in Wales 🦅
Press release & details about how to get involved 👇
raptorpersecutionuk.org/2024…
Mark Cocker retweeted
From Louis Armstrong to Louis VI
A Tune into Nature Music Prize Playlist
open.spotify.com/playlist/3j…
Mark Cocker retweeted
'It was mayhem. It was magic. It was beyond words, beyond price, in fact, beyond any kind of human measure, except to say that it makes all our lives richer merely to know that it is there. Now.' Thrilling writing by @MarkCocker2 on a wonder-full spectacle.
the explosive beauty when 14 tonnes of waders take to the air. My diary on one of the greatest spectacles in all English nature. theguardian.com/environment/…
Replying to @GrahamFAppleton @jackvwmcneill @NorthNorfolkDC @NorthNorfolk @Natures_Voice @delia_perc
not just Snettisham of course the whole Wash
To think that we could even consider jeopardising one of the last great displays of natural abundance in England for trade benefits to Lincolnshire and Norfolk beggars belief.
Lovely, lyrical writing, Mark.
#RSPBSnettisham is an absolute gem.
The Wash does not need a barrage:
waderquest.net/wp-content/up…
So many #waders from so many countries depend on the wonderful mud, as discussed here:
wadertales.wordpress.com/201…
Mark Cocker retweeted
Lovely, lyrical writing, Mark.
#RSPBSnettisham is an absolute gem.
The Wash does not need a barrage:
waderquest.net/wp-content/up…
So many #waders from so many countries depend on the wonderful mud, as discussed here:
wadertales.wordpress.com/201…
Replying to @StephenMoss_TV @GdnCountryDiary
thank you v much Stephen 👃😃
Mark Cocker retweeted
Breath taking 🤩
the explosive beauty when 14 tonnes of waders take to the air. My diary on one of the greatest spectacles in all English nature. theguardian.com/environment/…
Replying to @Spinkybird
Interesting and impt point Spinkybird. Thank you. I use magic (not magical incidentally) partly as cliche but also literally: something beyond a conceptual frame (beyond language, as I say). To indicate that it is sublime (in its true sense).

























