Wildly Observed
Nick / Wildly ObservedSharing the latest in wildlife, conservation, and all things nature, with a side of curiosity and chubby pigeons.
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On Noticing Nature Before Caring About It
I’ve realised something while watching people, including myself, learn to notice nature.
People who don’t know won’t care. Not because they don’t care, but because they don’t know.
And, to be honest, I think that distinction matters more...
A Summer of Survival: How Extreme Heat is Putting Wildlife at Risk
It’s only July and we have already seen two record breaking heatwaves since May, with temperatures just beginning to hot up again for a third time and possibly not the last.
Across Europe, these heatwaves are becoming increasingly difficul...
Nature’s Eldritch Phase: A Love Letter to Weird Larvae
I used to think moths were just little micro brown jobbies that flapped haphazardly, bumped into bulbs and made me scream like a little girl if they ever entered the house.
Then I discovered larvae that look like things that should not be...
From Resilient Coral & Flamin' Cockatoos to Surprise Baby Wombats: June's Wildlife Highlights
This month, I’ve been watching pigeons somehow defy gravity while nesting in the tree across the road from my house, and spending far too much time helping identify moths and beetles on iNaturalist (not that I’m complaining).
While I’ve be...
Conservation Taught Me That Setbacks Aren’t Failure
If you’ve spent any amount of time following conservation news, you’ll know that progress rarely looks like a straight line (if only it could be that easy).
Species recover, then decline again. Habitats are protected, then threatened. Poli...
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Yorkshire lad with a soft spot for silk moths, beetles, and the small strange moments in nature \ud83e\udd8b First year environmental science student \ud83c\udf3f | Nature is for everyone
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