Black-Tailed Godwit Incoming! There are Black-Tailed Godwits at Seaton Wetlands. Elegant, aren’t they? Their colours are wonderful.
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Monarchs On The Move: The Epic Journey of Survival For Nature’s Tiny Titans As spring transitions to summer, one of nature’s most captivating
spectacles begins – the migration of the Monarch Butterfly. In honor of
Endangered Species Day on Friday, May 17th, our Refuges For Recovery
campaign spotlights the Monarch Butterfly, a species whose remarkable
journey and delicate beauty underscore the urgency of conservation efforts
in the National Wildlife Refuge System.
https://www.refugeassociation.....org/news/2024/5/16/m

Shelduck squabble There’s a squabble among the Shelducks at Seaton Wetlands. One had to make a hasty escape. There’s so much behaviour on display in the breeding season, it’s hard to keep track, especially if you don’t know which is male, which is female and which ones are a pair.
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Pipit in the meadow Meadow Pipits are the most common songbird in upland areas. We’re on Dartmoor and it’s true. They are everywhere here, with their distinctive white outer tail feathers visible when they fly. It’s shocking that the numbers of Meadow Pipits in the UK have been declining since the mid-1970s, meaning they …
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Pied I love the texture of granite on the roughly-hewn stone walls of Dartmoor. This Pied Wagtail was being ruffled by the breeze and plumped itself up like a pillow.
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