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Forestry England - South District
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Добавлен 13 мар 2019
South District - Forestry England
Searching for Woodlarks
Find out why the New Forest is such a critical place for ground nesting birds and how a group of dedicated volunteers from Hampshire Ornithological Society are helping to assess numbers of one of their key species - the woodlark.
Audio, photograph and video credits:
Steve Laycock
John Combes
Nigel Matthews
Manuel Hinge
Thumbnail still:
Steve Laycock
Audio, photograph and video credits:
Steve Laycock
John Combes
Nigel Matthews
Manuel Hinge
Thumbnail still:
Steve Laycock
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Fly-tipping in The New Forest
Просмотров 3005 месяцев назад
Do you know how to check that anyone removing your waste is licenced to do so? Find out what we and partners are doing to tackle fly-tipping in the #NewForest and how you can help prevent it. 🗑️🌳 #CareForTheForest
The Dorset Peat Partnership
Просмотров 2297 месяцев назад
Learn about the importance of peat and find out how The Dorset Peat Partnership is working together to restore lost peatlands in Dorset. The Dorset Peat Partnership is funded by Defra's Nature for Climate Peatland Grant Scheme (NCPGS), supported by the Wytch Farm Landscape and Access Enhancement Fund, and Dorset National Landscape.
Safer New Forest Roads
Просмотров 859 месяцев назад
Find out how New Forest roads are being made safer for animals and drivers through the efforts of a dedicated team and how you can support their work. Animals can be on the road day and night, please expect the unexpected and always pass wide and slow. 🙏🐴🐮 #PassWideAndSlow #ExpectTheUnexpected #CareForTheForest
Pine Marten in The New Forest
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.9 месяцев назад
After being absent for decades, pine martens are now present across the New Forest and successfully breeding here according to the results of a three-year study into these rare creatures. Conservationists placed 30 hidden cameras in 11 different parts of the New Forest to observe how these protected creatures are returning to the area. Pine martens, a cat-sized member of the weasel family, were...
Ground nesting bird season in the New Forest
Просмотров 12811 месяцев назад
New Forest Keeper Lee reflects on this year's ground nesting bird season in our final video diary of 2023. 🐦 ...
Ground Nesting Birds in the New Forest - mid-season update
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Ground Nesting Birds in the New Forest - mid-season update
Rufus Stone, photos from 1921 and 2021
Просмотров 1083 года назад
Rufus Stone, photos from 1921 and 2021
New Forest - Keep to the tracks to help ensure the survival of ground-nesting birds
Просмотров 973 года назад
New Forest - Keep to the tracks to help ensure the survival of ground-nesting birds
Ground-nesting birds - why are they so special?
Просмотров 8493 года назад
Ground-nesting birds - why are they so special?
Collecting a Honey Bee swarm at Alice Holt Forest
Просмотров 1564 года назад
Collecting a Honey Bee swarm at Alice Holt Forest
Ancient discovery begins to rewrite the New Forest’s history
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Ancient discovery begins to rewrite the New Forest’s history
love it I wonder if seeds are available online to buy
They are killing lambs Roy, and red squirrels
Evidence? I've heard nothing to support your claims!
@@joshuasollitt4558 go and talk to the workers on Cheverton Farm, but that's probably too much trouble for you ruclips.net/video/EaMa1WHZOUs/видео.html
@@jimmys6566 I've seen this video. It has nothing to do with eagles. Only corvids. I'm interested in evidence, not anecdote. If you have evidence to show that eagles are killing lambs and squirrels then I'd live to see it. If not then don't just throw around claims without evidence. It helps no-one.
@@joshuasollitt4558 you plainly are an idiot, or a liar. Watch it to the end
@@jimmys6566 I have already watched the full video and again on your request. There is no evidence of White Tailed Eagle predation on sheep in Lowland Europe, or England so far. As far as I'm aware there isn't even any significant problem in Scotland of sheep predation. Simply photographing an Eagle carrying a Lamb does not equate to predation. That lamb is far more likely to have already been dead and then picked up as carrion than to have been killed by an eagle. Eagles may in fact help sheep farmers as they predate corvids and foxes although that is simply a suggestion of mine so I'll leave you to make up your mind on that.
Beautiful process
My step dad got a cone from newzealand we brought it back to uk and about ten years lster in 1992-3 it opened up im front of fire and sll seeds fell out.he planted them the pine cone was as big as rugby ball.i think he fonated them to some nAtionsl trust gardens may even have one in geordie land.i dont know its name.thankyou gor sharing.
More pressure on fish stocks and on farm animals no doubt. Is it Merely to satisfy someone's ego or is there a real purpose to this trend to reintroduce large predators into a small overcrowded UK
The real threat to fish stocks is overfishing by people. Don't blame it on eagles for taking a few fish. Also they don't take lambs all that often. Fish makes up the majority of the food they predate themselves and carrion makes up the most of the other food they eat. In fact most of the time they're seen eating sheep, it is as carrion. They'll also predate waterfowl in the winter months.
Where are they
Where are they