My first bird of the day @hannahbournetaylor.bsky.social and it’s going to be like this for the next few months!!

Pink-feet geese over Norfolk skies a real telling of the season.

Get up early! It’s so worth it!!

Morning glory

Summertime

Solitude

Salt Marsh

August sunset

Blackberries!!

Roadside Nature

The blues and greys of Sea Holly

The wonderful and beautiful Chalk-hill blue, a species not of concern but always a pleasure to see

Harebell

We really have to do something about all these butterflies

What a lovely cover for a great article

It was lovely when it was hot and dry, but it’s even better now it’s cool and wet

Not much beats chalk grassland in mid July

Your never alone

Good numbers of Gatekeepers emerging and this one fresh out of the box

North Norfolk chalk Hill blues back on the wing today! @ukbutterflies.bsky.social

Knappweed

Wetland

Love a chalk stream and this one newly restored. Looking amazing and full of trout!

Spoonbills fledged!!

Environmental Farming

Just Poppies

Swift, it was!

The farmed landscape in June has all the ingredients, should it wish to deliver so much!

Lifetime goals Rabbit poo nail fungus, extremely rare and bizarrely rather attractive

Industrial Agriculture that’s nature positive

Natterjack toad 🐸

Vipers Bugloss

Sand Sea Sky & Shingle

Nature Friendly Farming

You’ve got a love a wetland!

Dramatic scenes in the dunes Spindle ermine moth caterpillars feeding gregariously on spindle trees, causing defoliation and extensive webbing

Common Blue making a spectacular appearance

Modern farming at times can be quite stunning!

Hawthorn Sunset

Life’s a beach

The return!

I’ll just leave it there

You can’t deny it pretty spectacular

Nothing beats an autumn cultivation in early April. Rich in diversity and providing a wide range of benefits.

The magic hour provides with wonderful images Never quite sure whether dawn out performs dusk, either or it’s a wonderful moment to be out there.

Easter came early!

Is #RegenerativeAgriculture the solution to delivering for both food and nature? A new report by the British Ecological Society brings together 40 academics, practitioners and farmers across the UK to explore the evidence. 👇 https://shorturl.at/s9TM4

Today marks my anniversary of 30 years living and working in Norfolk it’s been a wonderful journey and I love nearly every minute of it.

What a stunning start to the week, minutes before sunrise on the Norfolk coast.

High Tide