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Mr Millham, lovely video! Daniel B :) sorry I don't want to tell the others my full name 😢😢😢

Thankyou for this video

Great video thanks!

Omg ty

I love fingerinhoe

Do ferrets cross breed with polecats, I heard of mink cross breeding with polecats

Je suis plutôt contente de mes récoltes de cet été, avec ce que j ai planté en pot. Mes plants de tomates, aubergines et courgettes jaunes ont beaucoup donné, par contre raté pour les piments qui a eu du mal à fleurir. J’ai eu des pâtissons mais petits, idem du potimarron, j’espère que les apports de mon lombricompost amélioreront ça l’année prochaine. Il va falloir que je trouve comment abriter le maximum de chose aussi. Dans les prochaines semaines, je vais enlever les plans d’été, planter les nouveaux pieds de fraise et gérer les pieds framboises, nettoyer ma serre en plastique et mon matériel, récolter les graines de fleurs que je trouve. Sur mon mini par terre devant chez moi j’ai mis des tournesols dont j’ai enlevé les têtes pour récupérer les graines, est ce qu’il vaut mieux enlever la tige ou la laisser en terre pour l’hiver. Ma terre est hyper argileuse (nouvel immeuble, sur parking souterrain).

My bird bath visitors…sparrows, goldfinch, house finch, starlings, Eurasian doves, Mourning doves, and robins. The robins are the bosses. Very aggressive. They will take over and by sheer numbers.

Where please. Thanks

Great video! Very informative

I run a drip irrigation system to my bird bath so it continuously stays full, fresh, and waters the bog garden underneath it.

What a lovely video. I’m so glad it appeared today on my feed (4 years after it was made! ) Beautiful watching and listening to all the birds. Thank you❤ I miss the coo of the wood pigeons in Australia..

I stoped feeding my hedgehog because i couldnt get rid of the rats.. any tips?

Love, love, love!!!! Thank you.

Can you reintroduce EELgrass it appears before ww1 itvwas thick around Dengie and partly protected the marshes and acted as food for wildfowl and nursery for fish invertebrates..

Hi Ruth, we count glow worms at Cole Green near Hertford every year but numbers seem very low this year. How are your numbers?

Hi, just been to the same spot, had 3 days of beach combing and found nothing, then the last half hour on my 3rd day I found loads of fossilised wood and about 10 fossilised shark teeth, buzzing is an understatement❤

We love fingringhoe

You need to hand all your Havering stuff over to London Wildlife Trust, Havering ain't in Essex.

Love oyster catchers there beaks are striking great video 👍

I found one in my backyard it looked like the legs where hurt so I took him in he’s doing good after a week I’ve been giving him water with sugar and some fruit but I need help on his habit because if I let him go I know he won’t make it. I live in Rhode Island in the east coast if possible a indoor habitat or is it better to let him go and let nature do it’s course

Any info on futher west?

Wonderful conservation work by Essex Wildlife Trust. Well done!

Hey it's that famous guy from Naturescope!

this spider has a poison?

Went there today with my daughter and we found what we think might be mammoth bark? It’s probably not but how would we find out? It’s about 6” x 3” with a curved structure and glossy brown on one side and bony grain on the other? Thanks for the video 👍

WELCOME TO FINGRINHOE?IS THIS A MESSAGE FOR MY EX WIFE???

If you had no volunteers then you would be out of a job with no one to do the manual work. well done volunteers!

They never went they were pet's in Yorkshire just domesticed

Awesome

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Fantastic. I've wondered whether similar structures could help increase bodies of fresh water within intertidal habitats. I have spoken to some beaver experts who have said that it is likely the animals inhabited intertidal zones, using dams to maintain the percentage of fresh water needed to sustain them in tidal areas. Given that beavers are unlikely to be reinstated on these habitats any time soon, I wonder if leaky dams would be a good substitute. As an experimental project, and easy enough to remove if required, it would be interesting to see if such structures benefited biodiversity

Love and thanks.

Natures sound is wonderful

Funny name

Finger in hoe is a very nice place I’d like to visit

Loved helping film this! - Adam 😁

Thanks For The Info About Toads

I've Been To Warley Place Essex Wildlife Trust, And The Boss Has To Teach The Forest School Teacher More About Worms.

Fingering WHO jokes aside this looks great

Thank you for this video, keep up your good work!

Where's the rest of the video??! I've heard people have short attention spans but this is ridiculous.

Thanks

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❤ ,heard their beautifull song at fingeringho wick ,for the first time ,it was unforgetable so powerfull and melodic and unique ,nothing else ive heard compares ,never saw the birds just that unforgetable song ,wonderfull,

Thanks for this. Very interesting to know the differences between the native and non-native species. Looks like we have bag loads of the Pacific variety along the beaches east of Southend Pier! (And I don't recall them being there when I was younger - say 30 years ago).

Good effort on making these videos - but even a cupped hand around your mic would suffice to improve the audio here. Listen back for yourselves: pretty difficult to follow, non?

Very good ❤

This man is a legend to me.