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Make your voice heard and tell the Scottish Government to commit to more nature-friendly farming:

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Scotland needs nature-friendly farming!
Join me and call on the leaders of the major political parties to grow a nature and climate-friendly future for Scotland's farms and crofts. The status quo is letting down our wildlife, our farmers, a...
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December 17, 2025 at 3:15 PM
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This is not just about wildlife. It is about our future too.

Over 20,000 people responded to the recent consultation in defence of BNG.

Your voice can still be heard. Email your MP today to tell them what nature means to you 👇
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December 16, 2025 at 5:33 PM
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Advent bird No. 9

Grey wagtail

Scientific name: Motacilla cinerea

Alternative name: Quite-yellow-but-not-as-yellow-as-the-yellow-wagtail-wagtail; Ashen Arsepumper

Finnish name: virtavästäräkki

Song: tsip-tsip-tsip-tsip (pause) tsippa-tsippa-tsippa-tsippa-tsippa
A grey wagtail on a rock. It’s… well, as the name implies, it’s largely grey, but it also has a striking yellow patch under the tail. So striking that people often wonder why it isn’t called ‘yellow wagtail’. That’s before they’ve seen a yellow wagtail, which is pretty much yellow all over. But I digress. As the name also implies, it has a long tail, which it, like all the members of the family, likes to wag. In fact, if you’ve got a moment, the action in the grey wagtail is more like a sort of pumping.
December 8, 2025 at 8:43 AM