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I've seen hedgehogs on the beach drinking from rock pools & eating those sand flea things that jump about when you shine a light on them.

First off, Underated seriously, you deserve so much more attention. Second off, THANK YOU for this "Advanced" lesson. This is the only video I've found that goes in any real detail about the subject.

Interesting video Emily. Which is the more elusive, Pine Martin, Stoat or Weasel?

Great video Emily. Those puppets are a great idea for kids. 🙂

Proud of you Em. Dad.

A great video mam. I also wanna do my masters in zoology but my undergrad in agriculture. Will I be eligible for it?

GREAT PRESENTATION GOOD WORK , i like to know more info for international volunteer who are passionnate by wildlife and taking care of animals how can they applicate for a such jobs. thanks :)

After never seeing a lesser stag beetle before I've suddenly found 2 in a week which have flown in my bedroom window, I hope they are not going to try and mate with me when I sleep...

Whereabouts are you? I’d love to see pine martens here in Wales. Is it true that they deal with grey squirrels?

Fascinating insight into the PhD life. 🙂 A couple of quick questions: what's in the big white box above the trail camera; and are those trailcam batteries Lithium Ion rechargeables? Keep up the good work Emily and all the best with your PhD. 👍👍👍

Great to see you back Emily. A great video. I hope your camera is able to capture a Pine Martin 🤞. Hope you are having a good week. 🙂

Great to see you back. Pine Martens are on my bucket list as I've never seen one yet. Likely to be a holiday thing as I don't think they are around in the south.

Great channel. Really deserves way more views ;-)

Haven't seen one for nearly 40 years. I can remember handling them as a kid. Such gentle giants.

Where in Ireland can Slow Worms be found?

Great place to have ! Wonderful

Lovely video 🦢

Are all birds lactose tolerant and able to eat cheese?

Definitely going to make these ❤

Thank you😊

You have a lot of potential but I think you are speaking too fast and possibly also too loud. I think this may put people off

Feel so bad playing football and hit one by accident

We have just taken in a wood mouse poor thing was starving but over the past 5 hours has got a bit more energy.

Like the videos very good information.

Lard is too soft even at low temperatures, any ideas for firming it up, maybe add some flower.

Hi there, I thoroughly examined your UA-cam channel. I discovered a few of the issues. Would you like to discuss it further for a bit?

Many good initiatives succeed in your purpose. Good luck with your research and your PhD.

I too was very surprised to see one moorhen in a tree over the River Frome and another Moorhen apparently either trying to join it or to rescue it! Thanks for this video and your explanation

Just started to get into bats. Bought a couple of books, which, I'm reading at the mo, and also, a heterodyne detector....just waiting for spring now! Nice vid 👍

I have been feeding the birds for a long time, this is the first time I heard to use cheese! What a wonderful source of protein, thanks for the suggestion.

when i make my fat balls for the birds i cut a straw into small pieces and push into the mixture and freeze over night , then take out the freezer and slide the piece of straw out and thread through my string

Great vidio I'm going to try this myself x

A great video. But what can one use apart from lard? I'm in South Africa and for some reason they don't sell it anymore. So I tracked down suet, melted it and ended up with a sticky mess. The birds wouldn't touch it! They love the bought ones., even though it's summer and boiling hot. But sadly the ingredients aren't on the bought ones.

I'm gonna complete my enginerring degree in 1 year(at India), what to do if i want to move to wildlife conservation ( monitoring animals ) in foregin countries please help me with this question...but i dont want to study again UG course as i'm currently studying a UG engineering(IT) course...but i can study a master course if needed...please tell 😫😭

Nice. But: Not all the parts of yew are poisonous. You can eat the arils of the fruits, which my Mum in her Dorset childhood knew as 'snotty gobs' and I've wound up participants on guided walks by eating the arils and tucking the seed in my cheek. Never, ever eat the seeds! Frankly you need to be keen to eat the arils - I guess Mum and her friends were keen as she was a kid during the War and rationing. Lots of greater stitchwort, including sitting against the bracken mentioned. In the wood where I coppice, it flowers alongside bluebell and the show is stunning. I've only ever seen native Solomon' s seal 3 times in 40 years as an ecologist, and neither was at Crab Wood - I've only been there once and it was in late autumn.

I love this!!

Recently found an Apodemus mouse baby, as I was working on my compost heap, so the question is; is it a sylvaticus or a flavicollis, time will show

You missed a welsh account of the spotted lion but its in welsh and from i think the 1500s so understandable exclusion or easily missed

How to join conservation officer job .

Hi Emily... How Are ya ....Hope you Doing well ..I am Rajiv and I am from India..... I am Huge Fan of you... and I have Been watching all Your Amazing videos recently....it was superb impressive and Amazing All the Very best to you..... Actually i need a small Help Emily... Hope You would Help me Out Please.... I completed my Undergraduation in Wildlife Biology in india..and after that i did my 1.5 year Wildlife enrichment project in a National park of India....and Currently i am planning to do My masters In UK in MS project Management (General)..... So i can Work on with Wildlife Projects.... Is That Good Choice Emily .... Or any other Better options ?... Please suggest me out....... waiting for Your Reply... Please help me Out.... Thank you so much

If your undergrad is anything to go by, you've got this!!

this sounds super interesting, good luck with your research and your PHD.

All the best for your PHD! Very important stuff!

That’s really interesting, good luck with your PhD Emily. 🙂

Extremely helpful video, Thank you. I live on the south west coast of Scotland and have only ever seen a nuthatch at our local rspb (Lochwinnoch) beautiful bird.

I am a Wildlife Biologist from india.... Your Creativity is So amazingly awesome 💙

My uncle Chris haggan suggested u to me

Obviously you have heard of the bison project in Kent I think it is, do you know if, when this trial ends that they will be introduced into the countryside?

I. Saw a grass snake on mousehold Heath Norwich away from water in an open wooded area. Was it looking for mice and voles….

Good video!