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Dragonflies and birds for Dorset Hobbies. | Review All Birds

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The beaver family at our Dorset Beaver Project site have created a wetland with an abundance of shallow marginal habitat which makes an ideal area for them to safely feed on vegetation at the water's edge. Other wildlife also benefits from this habitat creation. Check out the beavers (featuring a beaver sneeze!) and then fieldfares and redwings taking advantage of the shallow waters. There's something very joyous about watching birds bathe - don't you think? Find out more about Dorset's beavers

The beaver family at our Dorset Beaver Project site have created a wetland with an abundance of shallow marginal habitat which makes an ideal area for them to safely feed on vegetation at the water's edge. Other wildlife also benefits from this habitat creation. Check out the beavers (featuring a beaver sneeze!) and then fieldfares and redwings taking advantage of the shallow waters. There's something very joyous about watching birds bathe - don't you think? Find out more about Dorset's beavers

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Dorset Falconry Park reopens this weekend - come and meet the team 🦉 | Visit-Dorset

Dorset Falconry Park reopens this weekend - come and meet the team 🦉 | Visit-Dorset

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Starling murmurations are incredible! This one was spotted this week over Frampton near the River Frome, close to Dorchester. Starlings flock like this over their roosting site for many reasons, including to exchange information about good food sources. Murmurations can be many thousands of birds strong. ~ Cat | Dorset Wildlife Trust

Starling murmurations are incredible! This one was spotted this week over Frampton near the River Frome, close to Dorchester. Starlings flock like this over their roosting site for many reasons, including to exchange information about good food sources. Murmurations can be many thousands of birds strong. ~ Cat | Dorset Wildlife Trust

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🐮Celebrate Dorset Agriculture, Countryside & Rural Life at Dorset County Show on 2nd & 3rd September 2023 🧀 New ➡️ Monster Trucks | Axemen | Crafters Avenue | Mounted Pony Club Games | Wood Carver | Shetland Pony Racing | Steam Section | Food & Drink Area and more... 🤐 Alongside ➡️ Livestock🐷 Showjumping🏇 Horticulture🌶️ Falconry🦅 Rabbits🐰 and so much more… The details ⤵️ 📆 The County Show is on Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd September 2023 ⏰ Opening Times: 8:30 - 18:00 (10 hours of entertain

🐮Celebrate Dorset Agriculture, Countryside & Rural Life at Dorset County Show on 2nd & 3rd September 2023 🧀 New ➡️ Monster Trucks | Axemen | Crafters Avenue | Mounted Pony Club Games | Wood Carver | Shetland Pony Racing | Steam Section | Food & Drink Area and more... 🤐 Alongside ➡️ Livestock🐷 Showjumping🏇 Horticulture🌶️ Falconry🦅 Rabbits🐰 and so much more… The details ⤵️ 📆 The County Show is on Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd September 2023 ⏰ Opening Times: 8:30 - 18:00 (10 hours of entertain

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Happy #InternationalBeaverDay! 🎉 These industrious semi-aquatic rodents play a pivotal role in a naturally functioning ecosystem. By modifying the habitats and landscapes they live in through coppicing, feeding and in some cases damming, beavers can benefit both wildlife AND people. 🙌 💧 The multiple channels in the river and wetland habitats created by beavers helps to hold back water, reducing the risk of downstream flooding by releasing water more slowly after heavy rain. 💧 Other species b

Happy #InternationalBeaverDay! 🎉 These industrious semi-aquatic rodents play a pivotal role in a naturally functioning ecosystem. By modifying the habitats and landscapes they live in through coppicing, feeding and in some cases damming, beavers can benefit both wildlife AND people. 🙌 💧 The multiple channels in the river and wetland habitats created by beavers helps to hold back water, reducing the risk of downstream flooding by releasing water more slowly after heavy rain. 💧 Other species b

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As the summer goes on, the birds are on the move! The spoonbill numbers are going up by the day, with up to 47 counted so far. Here they are mixing with the grey heron and little egret outside the Tern Hide, giving great views to our summer holiday visitors. Spoonbills breed in Norfolk and the Netherlands, and move through the harbour in increasing numbers during the autumn and winter. The record for Poole Harbour so far is 84. It's a great time to come and spot all of our winter waders. Take a

As the summer goes on, the birds are on the move! The spoonbill numbers are going up by the day, with up to 47 counted so far. Here they are mixing with the grey heron and little egret outside the Tern Hide, giving great views to our summer holiday visitors. Spoonbills breed in Norfolk and the Netherlands, and move through the harbour in increasing numbers during the autumn and winter. The record for Poole Harbour so far is 84. It's a great time to come and spot all of our winter waders. Take a

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Close up swans in by water source eating grains feed in group in Dorset wildlife ground Sunny weather 4k Dorset wildlife birds and visit destination UK

This time of year you may see birds flitting through the trees in mixed flocks. Blue tit, coal tit, great tit and long-tailed tit are often joined by goldcrest and firecrest. Goldcrest are Britain's smallest birds, weighing only around 5-6 grams, and they are constantly active on the search for food. We see good numbers of them on Brownsea, where they can also be very confiding. This pair happily joined me on the lake edge and bathed within a couple of feet of me, giving me a privileged view int

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SQUIRRELS ATTACKING IN BOURNEMOUTH! We don’t want to scare you but Dorset Wildlife Trust is warning us not to feed squirrels after a series of attacks in a Weymouth park. One woman said “It was just like the Alfred Hitchcock film The Birds” after a gang of them appeared! So If you‘re thinking of feeding them… Think again! | BBC Dorset

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Poole Harbour ospreys: Breeding pair return to nest site

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Ever seen a stag with FIVE legs? Fly over Dorset’s strangest landmark in 360°! #dorset #ukhistory #dronevideo #charboroughpark #fyp #abirdseyeviewofbritain

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✨Osprey chick spotted poking its head from nest in Poole Harbour!✨ It's the first osprey to successfully hatch in the south for 200 years! Live Cam 🎥 Birds of Poole Harbour | BBC Dorset

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Types of Fowl Birds

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There's something enchanting about these little lollypop shaped birds. Some of the better known names for a group of long-tailed tits are a zephyr or volery, but can you think of something better? ~ Jane | Dorset Wildlife Trust

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POOLE HARBOUR OSPREYS, ENGLAND, LIVE WEBCAM

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Spoonbills are always a treat to see on #WildBrownsea lagoon... so seeing 36 of them in flight is extra special. Part of the ibis family,, these birds stand almost a metre tall. Their spoon-shaped or 'spatulate' bills are the perfect tools for sifting side to side through the water for aquatic insects, molluscs, crustaceans, worms, leeches, frogs, tadpoles and small fish. Besides feeding, these fascinating birds like to perch in the tamarisk bushes and play with sticks! Other than that, they mos

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Great wildlife news! 🎉 Having frequently heard their distinctive pig like squeals over the last few weeks, the Rivers and Wetlands Conservation team were delighted to spot water rail for the first time whilst reviewing footage of the Dorset Beaver Project site! 🐦 Often heard rather than seen, water rail are fairly common, but highly secretive birds that inhabit freshwater wetlands. You will notice in the video that the water rail and beavers are returning to the same spot. These are beaver fee

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We love taking the public out on our Safari cruises for many reasons, one of them being to share the fantastic nature recovery projects happening locally, and experience and appreciate the rewards of decades of hard conservation work. On Tuesday, despite the weather, we had a stunning Winter Safari Cruise. We saw something incredible, the Dorset pair of White-tailed Eagles (G466 and G463) sat on the beach of Brownsea Lagoon! After over 200 years of absence from southern England due to historical

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Brownsea lagoon is an important haven for wildlife, but even more important is the fact it sits in the middle of a busy harbour and is non-tidal. Roosting and feeding birds are safe and sheltered as the tides rise and fall and the large ships pass by. Here a few members of the evening cormorant roost relax as a container ship leaves port. Continental cormorants arrive at this time of year to join the native species, and huge numbers have been seen in the harbour lately. Their feathers are not wa

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Bird Colouring Sheets

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For the final part of our ‘Reasons to be Cheerful’ of 2025, we share our aims and hopes for 2026, including 3 breeding Osprey pairs, more breeding success for the Dorset pair of White-tailed Eagles, more public and youth engagement, and more nature recovery. Thank you for watching the video series and wishing you all a Happy New Year! 🥳 | Birds of Poole Harbour

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