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The Purbeck Mason Wasp
The striking Purbeck Mason Wasp (Pseudepipona herrichii) is one of Back from the Brink’s primary species. Found on only a few sites in Purbeck, Dorset, it is classified as endangered and is one of the rarest invertebrates in the UK.
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"I ring tawny owls and this is why"
Lee Barber from the British Trust for Ornithology shares his experience of ringing tawny owls - a species of medium conservation concern.
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Grey seals pups are having to deal with chemicals produced as a result of industry
White fluffy seal pups are a common sight on Autumnwatch and Winterwatch, it’s the breeding season for UK-based grey seals from September through to December. The pups have a tough time, born during the coldest months of the year on wave-lashed coastlines.
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#WildlifeFromMyWindow
Springwatch guest blogger Elizabeth Guntrip explains #WildlifeFromMyWindow, and her campaign for nature accessibility for all.
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Food for Thought
Claire Boothby, BTO’s Garden BirdWatch Development Officer, discusses how feeding birds can aid their survival and influence evolution.
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