Dylan Reynolds 🇺🇦 @DylanAtLarge

Weather watchers Dylan and Toby 🐾🦮📸 instagram.com/tobypatterjack St Leonards-on-Sea Joined June 2008

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Massimo @Rainmaker1973

2 days ago

A tsunami of rain dumped in seconds in a spectacular microburst over Perth, Australia. [📹 Kane Artie Photography]

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Dylan Reynolds 🇺🇦 @DylanAtLarge

a day ago

@TWOweather I was driving from MK to the Dartford Crossing and it was horrendous all the way!

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Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07

a week ago

Did you know, those little bees you see in the evening sitting on flowers are old bees. Old & sick bees don't return to the hive at the end of their day. They spend the night on flowers, and if they have the chance to see another sunrise, they resume their activity by bringing pollen or nectar to the colony. They do this sensing that the end is near. No bee waits to die in the hive so as not to burden the others. So, next time you see an old little bee sat upon a flower as the night closes in... ...thank the little bee for her life long service.

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Sussex News - Breaking news for Sussex @SussexIncidents

a week ago

🚨 Mid Sussex Police are urging the public to report anyone using catapults against wildlife. It is a crime under the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981, with offenders facing unlimited fines & up to 6 months in jail. Report in-progress incidents to 999 or 101.

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2 weeks ago

White squirrel (albino with pink eyes) spotted in Gensing Gardens, St Leonards-on-Sea

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UK Thunderstorm Updates @UKStormUpdates

2 weeks ago

WOW - this is incredible! Red sprites AND possibly a blue jet captured last night from thunderstorms over the West Midlands 😍

YigYigoth @Randomzombie09

2 weeks ago

@UKStormUpdates Storm that passed by Redditch last night

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2 weeks ago

@MetWatchUK Awesome pics 🤩

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Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature

2 weeks ago

A bricklayer in East Yorkshire has spent 35 years putting up barn owl nest boxes on weekends. This year, the region saw 308 owlets hatch. His name is Robert Salter. He's 56 and does bricklaying full time. In 1990, he saw a piece on the news about a man in Lincolnshire installing barn owl boxes, and decided he'd do the same. He started with five. He now has more than 350 boxes scattered across fields, farms, outbuildings, and trees in East Yorkshire. Every June, he takes four weeks off from bricklaying and visits them with his wife Sue. Scrambling up ladders, ringing chicks, cleaning boxes, repairing the ones the weather got to. He's a licensed bird ringer for the British Trust for Ornithology. In 2024, the region ringed 95 owlets. In 2025, the count was 308. The Barn Owl Trust says that nationally, this year was "pretty poor" for barn owl breeding, but east Yorkshire is the exception, and it's the exception because of one man with a ladder. The barn owl population in the UK was estimated at 4,000 pairs in the mid-2000s and crashed to roughly 1,000 by the early 2010s. The species is still recovering. Most of conservation is one person who refuses to give up.

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Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature

4 weeks ago

If I do anything good with my life, let it be convincing people that balloon releases are littering and kill wildlife.

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The potting shed @GardenerFliss

a month ago

Who doesn’t adore a Bumblebee. Keep a look out for these furry pals. Grow plants that they love, create habitats that feel like home and they will reward you with their beautiful array of stripe jumpers. 💚

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Dylan Reynolds 🇺🇦 @DylanAtLarge

4 weeks ago

@ruths_gallery @metoffice @CloudAppSoc Sublime pic 👌🏼

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PROTECT ALL WILDLIFE @Protect_Wldlife

a month ago

Please Be Kind To Moles. They are beneficial to soil health, acting as natural aerators and pest control by consuming lawn-damaging grubs, beetles, and larvae. They do not eat plants, and their removal often leads to new moles occupying the vacant tunnel system, making it a futile effort. Apart from that, it is CRUEL!