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Nice video look forward to more of them ! Hope your fine 👍🇬🇧

Excellent video, lots of cool information on dragonflies and damselflies. Pity there’s not more video’s on this channel 🐝

Love ur accent~~

Thanks for your recommendations, I will be adding some of these on my list to read.

This video gives such a great feel for the site you were at. What camera did you use to get the waterfowl footage?

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Beautiful garden, pollinator heaven the bees and butterflies must love it 🐝

omg, she sounds like emma watson <3 i love her voice

Looks expansive I Hate read a book but sometimes i wonders to read.

They have been designed so cleverly 🥰 love bee orchids

7 worlds one planet is an amazing book, mixture of environmental concerns, anecdotes about being encompassed in forests and deserts, beautiful world class pictures of the natural world etc

Nice voice

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Love your recommendations. I will definitely get Wilding. Thank you.

Fantastic video Lucy - informative, entertaining and so well presented. Our next-door neighbour has a garden pond and it's always such a joy when I catch a glimpse of a dragonfly in the summer.

Have you built a hiberaculum yet ?Try a pile of leaves and piles of cardboard.More the better the damper it will become.Plenty of hiding places I have for them in my garden to stay safe from predators.I attract lots of inverterbrates for them to eat from my compost bin.Tonnes of ants in there especially good for the toadlets when they just leave the pond

Hello ! I like your video.

Nice video. A male Anna's hummingbird with a bright pink throat and iridescent green visits the flowers in our garden. We put up a hummingbird feeder and a little female start coming around too as well as one other who has a bit of green. Hummingbirds eat insects in addition to nectar, so it's possible that the pecking was for insects on the flowers.

Excellent video and channel, congratulations. Cheers

Lovely garden. I've planted some lettuce, cauliflower and cucumber in the my vegetable garden. I'm planning to plant a few more vegetables in the coming weeks. The book sounds like a relatable read for many people. I noticed you have The Bear and the Nightingale series on your bookshelf. I love that series 😊

0:00 - Rootbound Review 6:22 - Wildlife Garden Tour Hope you enjoy today's video - do leave me a comment below telling me what you've got growing in your garden this year 🌷😀

I really enjoyed this video, also! I have been looking for some replanting advice for my Peace Lily. He is thriving but needs more room, you gave me the confidence to replant him. Thanks for so many great ideas, I need a few more plants in our home!

What an enjoyable video! I love nature writing. I have added many of these to my TBR! I heard H IS FOR HAWK is an amazing read. It is a favorite of many people I know, all I have heard is great praise for this one. Hope this pushes you along a bit! I look forward to your new series. Xx

All of these books sound amazing! LAB GIRL was my favorite read from last year, Highly Recommended! Stay Well & Safe Xx

Hi guys - hope you enjoy all the houseplant goodness in this latest video! 😀🌷 It's a bit of a long one so I've left some time stamps below: 0:33 - Houseplant tips + tricks 5:40 - Repotting 9:20 - Propagating 11:29 - Beginner houseplant suggestions!

Great recommendations and reviews! I hadn't heard of the first 3 but they all sound great! The problem is still not enough time, despite lockdown. One downside of lockdown is libraries are closed; I'm going to take out a trial on Audible to listen to some nature on audio. Our nature book club is reading "A Sting In The Tail" by Dave Goulson next.

excellent maybe you could build a hibernaculum

Thank you for taking us with you! It was so lovely to watch and to hear those beautiful sounds!!! 🥰🐰🦆💚

ugh this is just making me so desperate for summer!! It looks so beautiful there. Also had no idea there are red squirrels on the Isle of Wight!

Yay in my local stomping ground! Such a great spot, the Waterworks is fantastic. I'd recommend a return visit once spring fully kicks in, there's two pairs of Little grebe, little owl, Sparrow hawks and there are so many Rabbits. If you're lucky you may see the local Weasels , the female is fearless and will almost run between your legs. Its also great for Edible frogs, newts and Grass snakes. The Filter Beds is a separate location a short walk away and also well worth checking out, Great for Woodpeckers, Treecreepers, Reed buntings and Grass snakes, also another fave spot for the Weasels.

Well done on getting the footage of the goldcrest! They're one of my favourites just because they are so teeny tiny haha, and I'm lucky to see quite a few around where I live but always struggle to get any decent shots/footage of them. All the early signs of spring in this vid just made me so excited!

Such a great video 😊 looking forward to the rest of them 💚

You presented this video so well!! And such great footage of the tufted ducks, you captured them so well! 🥰

Good recommendations. I'm reading Moth Snowstorm right now and enjoying it so far (once past the depressing bit!) and started the year with H is for Hawk, which you should deffo read - it can be tough going but ultimately it's uplifting; the historical parallels she draws with other writers are interesting but i did skim read some of these bits. We read Wilding and The Living Mountain in my wildlife book club last year and both are very different but fantastic reads. I finished Wildling amazed by the insight and humour, as well as the conservation implications of the project, and wanted there to be at least 1 Knepp in every county in the UK. I believe Isabella Tree's next project is to publish a Wilding manual, so others can do what they did... so maybe there will be in 20 years time! The Gary Ferguson book sounds interesting so will add that to my list and also I'd encourage people to use their library if they still have one - you can often reserve a book from another library if it's not stocked locally. I've got all of these out of my library in Peckham :)

Great idea! I enjoyed H is for Hawk when I read it a while back. Another good read for me was Crow Country by Mark Cocker, which I'm about to re-read. I'm currently reading Weeds, The Story of Outlaw Plants, by Richard Mabey, another good one!

Great video. I've been in such a reading mood lately and have just finished reading The Secret Life of Owls. Your video is just what I needed and I look forward to more of your Wild Reads videos 😊

An interesting selection! I bought ‘Wilding’ ages ago but still haven’t read it yet, & I really ought to as I met Isabella & had a tour of the Knepp estate with Charlie, 2 years ago. A brilliant one is ‘Rebirding’ by Ben Macdonald, best book I’ve read for a long time!

What a great idea, I can't wait for the reviews. I've mostly got nature I.D books and could do with ones like these, I rarely find people who are I to nature so these kind of books might be good companions. I've recently purchased Chris Packham's book.

They all sound very interesting!! H for a Hawk and the Moth Snowstorm catched a lot my attention 🌿📚😃Thank you for sharing!!!!

What a great place!!!! With so much to see!!! I have to say the wagtail clip dance is stuck in my head now 😂 that was so hilarious!!! Beautiful video 🐿🦜🌳!!!!

Oooh wow what a beautiful corner for nature you created here!!! 🐞💚🌻🐝 and amazing shots!!!! Already some of them on my to watch list 🥰 new Subbie here!!! Have a lovely day!

Great video. I live in Ireland and have a number of red squirrels in my area, I often see them darting across the road. Such cute little creatures 🐿️😊

I will never be able to look at a wagtail again with thinking of this! Great video, I must checkout Wanstead Park, I always neglect it and head along the River Roding or over to the flats.

Loved this Lucy! Its amazing how interesting the smallest, seemingly insignificant creatures become once you start thinking and appreciating!

Great video :)

Really fun video as always mate...I won't ever look at a wagtail in the same way ever again he he twerk it lol....wishing many more adventures for 2020 👣

Amazing stuff :) We get Yellow Wagtails as well! Keep up the amazing work!

Nice capture :)

Nice instagram natural pictures . :::::My English :::: sorry :::::::::

That is one fat toad!!! Brilliant video as always love the information/ knowledge, keep the wildlife content coming....thanks for sharing!!! Cheers