Lovely water shrew. Britain’s only venomous mammal. Having fun in the rain.

And here’s a very brown video of one of them.

Woodpecker holes! Loads of them.

A starling murmuration over one of our recently acquired rewilding sites near Glastonbury in the Somerset Levels today, sent in by one of our members. To help us make more space for nature join or support at www.somersetwildlands.org/support

Getting as close as we dare to a hornets nest on our Clark Fields rewilding site. www.somersetwildlands.org

Why you should become a member and help rewild the Somerset Levels. A wilder, better future - for everyone. www.somersetwildlands.org/support

We all need hope, and to believe the future can be better than the past, and we really believe that rewilding can play a role in that.

We can’t go back in time, but we can create a wilder, better, future for everyone

www.somersetwildlands.org

Message to say hello from our newest site where we will be doing a little memorial tree planting at the weekend. We don’t do tree planting as a rule - we tend to let nature do its thing - but in this case we are happy to! www.somersetwildlands.org

Just a deer, standing looking at a deer, that has leapt into a river and swum away to escape. #Rewilding life. www.somersetwildlands.org

Hello from a hot and steaming Athelney - birds are quiet today but the grasshoppers are loud. Loads of vetch, meadowsweet, woundwort, loosestrife, marsh ragwort, watermint etc willow, hawthorn and blackthorn all coming through strongly in places. www.somersetwildlands.org