For now here is my Instagram: Instagram.com/Adam_L_OHare

Podcast coming soon⦠Attend Global Birdfair and watch the series being recorded live at the Winchat Podcasting Station!
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Adam Γ Hare's natural history site!
For now here is my Instagram: Instagram.com/Adam_L_OHare

Podcast coming soon⦠Attend Global Birdfair and watch the series being recorded live at the Winchat Podcasting Station!
Thanks ππ» x
I’ve been nominated again.
Please vote for me here: https://www.nationaldiversityawards.co.uk/awards-2022/nominations/adam-o-hare/
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For my Social Media presence (especially my Instagram and Twitter), being an openly gay Broadcaster and a Nature Conservation advocate, I have been nominated for a Diversity Award as a Positive LGBTQ+ Role Model.

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. . .I remember more countryside, more greenspaces, more woodland, more birdsong, more sightings of wildlife, such as rabbits, foxes and badgers.
Sunny days. Less pollution, less superficial ideas and materialism.
Fun was exploring and adventures outdoors; the new park, or going to a country park – for the first time.
Everyone cared about nature, everyone wanted to see it, talk about it.
The environment is for all ages, all stages of life.
I remember a greener childhood. . .
A few years ago and around May last year; I visited the Frankley Beeches woodland. I noticed it was being ill-managed and not really being cared for.
I have grown up with this remarkable wood, as my local landmark for 30 years (my entire life), and despite it looking lovely on the outside, it unfortunately is not the same on the inside!
Research concluded that it is the National Trust that havenβt been doing (their job) anything with it for years, and Bromsgrove District Council cannot have cared much either…
When I visited it last, it was in much need of restoration & conservation, within the wood there are dead & damaged trees, plus rubbish & disturbed soil from its careless visitors. The anthropogenic effect on the woodland is very much the same to this day!
I recently did a Tweet, tagging in those who it concerns and may care about the Frankley Beeches, and yesterday (01.09.2020) I visited there and made this video:
Today (02.09.2020) the National Trust in the Midlands got back to me on Twitter:
“…thank you for raising your concerns with us. Iβm pleased to hear that you have seen a difference to the site. Unfortunately, like many places, we only have a small team who can complete essential tasks right now but we will make sure to take on your feedback when we update the conservation management plan. We did not put in place the plastic tree guards, but I have let the team at Clent Hills know that they are now littered around…”
So it’s the Clent Team who (are to blame) haven’t been doing anything for years, until fairly recently π€ I am pleased they finally replied to me, as a few years ago, I emailed them and was ignored!
Sorry to hear of their small team, thus causing neglect and negative knock-on effects to much cherished places…
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Last night I popped my Trail CAM in one of the trees at the bottom of the garden. Below is what it managed to capture this morning π
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There we have it, 30 Days Wild! Today is the last day of Random Acts of Wildness π₯³ So I am looking back over the past 29 days, and in this post I am sharing my highlights π


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The weather has been similar to yesterday, so I got cosy and added colour to the drawing I did yesterday.



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The weather has been very temperamental here, windy & raining, with sunny spells. So after pottering in the garden, I did some drawing π


My niece really likes Turtles (Marine / Sea ones, not the species which Americans call Tortoises). My sister asked me to draw her one βΊοΈ


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Was chilling out in the garden, when I heard a Blackbird singing close & loud, it then got closer – so I filmed it π

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My new toy arrived, a 4K video-recording 20MP photo-taking Trail CAM! π


Late in the afternoon I set it up in our new Wildlife Corner of the garden.

This morning I reviewed the footage that was recorded from yesterday afternoon, the evening & from this morning. I am over the moon with what the Trail CAM managed to capture! π
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