Le blog de la communauté de la faune

Valentine's Day is a tradition celebrated by people all around the world, but did you know that love is also abundant in the avian world? Birds, with their vibrant feathers, complex courtship rituals, and some with lifelong devotion to their mates, offer us a peek into the wonders of nature's ‘romantic’ side. As we exchange chocolates and flowers with our loved ones, let's take a moment to appreciate the remarkable ways in which birds express their affection and form lasting bonds.

Are you a nature focused community group? Are you working to engage your local community with the green spaces around you? Are you encouraging people in your area to reconnect with the species they share their gardens with? Then we want to speak to you!

The eagle eyed amongst you might have noticed that World Migratory Bird Day has already been celebrated this year, so why are we going on about it again?

Well in fact, it’s celebrated twice during the year. Once when we welcome our Spring migrant species who come to our shores to breed, and again when we wave them goodbye and swap them for Arctic visitors who settle here for the winter period.

Pouvez-vous croire que nous sommes déjà à mi-juin ? Cela signifie que nous sommes à mi-chemin du défi 30 Days Wild de The Wildlife Trust ! Toute notre équipe au siège de la communauté de la faune a participé, mais nous voulions partager avec vous quelques-unes des façons les plus folles de vous inspirer à vous impliquer pendant la dernière moitié du mois ! Que vous soyez un nerd de la nature ou un novice de la nature, cela n'a pas d'importance. Ce qui compte, c'est que vous sortiez et que vous remarquiez le beau monde qui vous entoure...