In part two of our introduction to the Corvids of Britain, we meet three captivating species: the distinctive Chough, the intelligent and bold Magpie, and the colorful and shy Eurasian Jay. From the Chough’s acrobatic flights and Welsh legend to the Magpie’s vocal range and caching behavior, and the Jays’ woodland habitat and role in oak tree regeneration, these birds enchant and intrigue with their unique characteristics and behaviors. For in-depth reads, visit the RSPB and Woodland Trust websites. If you love wildlife, check out the Wildlife Matters Podcast for more fascinating content! Continue Reading... "Blog 083 An Introduction to British Corvids Part Two"
Month: December 2023
Blog 082 2023 Christmas Special The Snow Bunny
Suddenly, it lunged at me, but then the dark presence retreated, and I saw a Snow Bunny before me. Continue Reading... "Blog 082 2023 Christmas Special The Snow Bunny"
I was confused because the Snow Bunny and the Dark Smoke were fictional characters from a fairy tale, but there it was, in front of me. Continue Reading... "Blog 082 2023 Christmas Special The Snow Bunny"
Blog 081 Christmas 2023 Hedgehogs in Folklore
Hedgehogs have captured hearts worldwide, inspiring folklore, culture, and adoration. From ancient legends to modern tales, these spiky creatures symbolise wisdom, luck, and intelligence. Throughout history, they’ve been revered for their cunning and resilience, with diverse myths attributing their magical powers. These enduring creatures remind us of their importance in our world. Continue Reading... "Blog 081 Christmas 2023 Hedgehogs in Folklore"
Blog 080 An Introduction to British Corvids Part One
This captivating article delves into the fascinating world of British corvids, highlighting their intelligence, behavior, and unique characteristics. From the majestic Raven to the sociable Rook, and the adaptable Carrion Crow and Hooded Crow, to the charming Jackdaw, each species offers a glimpse into the diverse and intriguing world of corvids. Stay tuned for part two, where we explore the remaining native British corvids – the magpie, the Jay, and the chough. Continue Reading... "Blog 080 An Introduction to British Corvids Part One"