Author: Georgia Locock

Last week, I visited the Staffordshire wildlife trust headquarters, The Wolseley Centre which is local to where I live. It was a lovely day and there was lots of wildlife around including a terrapin, dragonflies and lots of different butterflies. Here are some photographs I took, I hope you enjoy.

 

 

 

Yesterday, It was quite a grey day. However, this didn’t stop me from going out and seeing what wildlife I could find! I decided to go to Barton Marina, after reports that the Cape Barren goose had gone, I was quite surprised when I saw it within a group of Canadian geese. Here are some photos and a video I took, I hope you enjoy.

The other day, I heard about a 6 year old that can talk to real animals called Wildlife Jack. Wildlife Jack is a animated character that discovers he can talk to real life British animals. He has been created to teach young children (0-6) about real British animals. At the moment they are trying to make a 6 x 5 minute episode, however they need funding. You can donate to their website below. Naturalist, Chris Packham has already said he will be the narrator!
A growing number of children have little or no contact with British wildlife. This is bad news for wildlife because it means that future generations are less likely to care about the threats facing the environment and this is why things like this are very important.
To find out more or to donate click here and to visit their Facebook page you can click here.

Earlier today, I went out to get some pictures of some poppies. Here are some pictures I got of poppies and some other wild flowers.