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SE England’s wilderness - huge skies above meadows & marsh with waders, raptors,owls and hares.A family farm, National Nature Reserve and amazing place to stay!

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Frosty Brown Hare glowing in the morning sun.

Frosty Brown Hare glowing in the morning sun.

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Wonderful start to the day with the release of 25/ 32 Head Start Curlew recovery project #Curlews. It took them a few moments to realise the roof netting was gone before taking flight, circling the meadow & heading towards The Swale salting. #conservation KOS 1/2

Wonderful start to the day with the release of 25/ 32 Head Start Curlew recovery project #Curlews. It took them a few moments to realise the roof netting was gone before taking flight, circling the meadow & heading towards The Swale salting. #conservation KOS 1/2

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Marsh Harriers have recovered from 1 breeding pair in 1971 to 400+ now, a rare good news story for UK raptors. A winter highlight is watching them coming into roost, latest count 144. When blustery they take longer to settle, a spectacular sight as on mass they take to the air.

Marsh Harriers have recovered from 1 breeding pair in 1971 to 400+ now, a rare good news story for UK raptors. A winter highlight is watching them coming into roost, latest count 144. When blustery they take longer to settle, a spectacular sight as on mass they take to the air.

19,545 次观看 • 1 年前

First lapwing chicks, these tiny bundles of fluff briefly emerging from under mum to feed before she called them back to brood. While well able to feed themselves they’re too small to regulate their body temperature & require the protection of the parents to keep warm & dry.

First lapwing chicks, these tiny bundles of fluff briefly emerging from under mum to feed before she called them back to brood. While well able to feed themselves they’re too small to regulate their body temperature & require the protection of the parents to keep warm & dry.

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