Can Snails Repair Their Broken Shells?
In most cases a badly broken shell spells the end for a snail but read on to see how one lucky fellow survived thanks to the efforts of a steady-handed vet. Read more
Everything Not Human
Why Do Wasps on Fallen Apples Look Drunk?
As the summer draws to a close wasps become bold, aggressive and even more unpopular than usual but their unruly behaviour hides a sad tale. Read more
Cinnabar Moth (Tyria Jacobaeae)
The cinnabar moth is a daylight flying moth with caterpillars that are prone to cannibalism. Sadly they are in decline (and not because they keep eating each other). Read more
A Common Darter Takes it’s First Flight
We filmed a common darter dragonfly emerging unexpectedly from a two-gallon bucket full of blanket weed. See it open its wings and take its first flight. Read more
Can You Feed Bread to the Birds?
Yes, as long as it’s not mouldy is the quick answer, but there are a couple of things to keep in mind… Read more
The Violet Ground Beetle
The violet ground beetle is a fast moving predator who’s a gardener’s best friend (unless the gardener picks it up). Read more
Stop the Plastic – Reuse Your Fruit and Veg Bags
Save not only the world but also your valuable time by reusing your supermarket fruit and veg bags. Read more
Looking After Wildlife Whilst Maintaining Your Pond
Maintaining your pond can be a great time to see what’s living under the surface but make sure you don’t throw the baby out with the bath water. Read more
The Common Earthball (Scleroderma citrinum)
This intriguing golf ball like fungi often looks out of place against its surroundings, but don’t get too close…they explode. Read more
The Decline of the House Sparrow
Don’t turn your back on our humble house sparrow. Numbers are in decline and there’s plenty you can do to help Britain’s pluckiest bird. Read more