The latest posts on my instagram dedicated to wildlife and the environment

Lately it feels as though there hasn’t been much to smile about. Though some positive change is being made, there is so much further to go. However, I always have a big fat grin on my face when I see animal babies like this gosling. Taken in ea
As #WorldEnvironmentDay (dedicated to #BlackLivesMatter) comes to a close and I consider how much work there is to be done to preserve Earth’s ecological integrity, I recognise that climate, environmental and social justice are inextricably lin
BLACK LIVES MATTER #blackouttuesday We have to do SO much more to support and fight for black communities and in turn a better world. As someone who inherently benefits from white privilege I will NEVER understand the pervasive prejudice and racism
And then there were two. Sadly my favourite pair of mute swans lost a cygnet last night, most probably to a red fox while leaving the safety of the water to walk to another lake. After becoming so invested in their success it was quite sad but I&rsqu
They hatched!!! I’m so happy that my local mute swans had a successful clutch this year 👏 I’d been anxiously waiting, so I was so excited when I first caught sight of their cygnets a few days ago. I’m not sure if they only had thre
Initially I was quite confused about why this beautiful spider was on top of this allium when I spotted it in my garden yesterday. The bright white caught my eye as I was birdwatching. After some research and intense Googling I’m pretty sure th
I had some fun with this old photo (2014). Lucius is a captive caracal at a wildlife rehab who definitely did not appreciate me cleaning his habitat (cats have the stinkiest dung of them all!). Lucius was my first introduction to this species and ins
It’s baby season! These fuzzy creatures are greylag goose goslings. Greylags are the largest of the native wild geese in the UK and can be seen year-round where I live in southern England. The parents work tirelessly together to build the nest