This fragment of stone work was in the porch of All Saints, Brompton by Sawdon. @ascorpus.bsky.social

Nice wander around #BromptonbySawdon, North Yorkshire today including All Saints Church which is where Wordsworth married Mary Hutchinson in 1802

3 days to go...can you help us record in Hull?! 🍃 All records collected during the City Nature Challenge are incorporated into our database and help local-decision making in our area: uk.inaturalist.org/projects/cit...

A small brown sea slug in a petri dish alongside some green seaweed. Hard to see by the naked eye the sea slug has small green spots from the chloroplasts it extracts from algae.

Two specimens of E. viridis in a petri dish

What's cooler than a sea slug? A SOLAR POWERED SEA SLUG!!!

Elysia viridis are kleptoplasts, retaining chloroplasts from the algae they consume and using them for photosynthesis.

These two specimens were found in the rockpools at Filey, on a shore search survey with @yorkswildlife.bsky.social

"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect". Mark Twain

Grey Heron, Locke Park, Redcar @northyorksbirds.bsky.social @teesbirds.bsky.social

This week in the “Daily Meditations,” we’re exploring the profound relationship between nature and spirituality.

“We cannot access our full intelligence and wisdom without some real connection to nature,” writes Richard Rohr.

Read on. buff.ly/BVLhZhe

Coatham sands this evening

Fab picture, very atmospheric. Plus very agreeable pint in the old ⭐

Wintringham pond #yorkshirewoldsway this morning

Kilham?

Filey Dams yesterday @yorkswildlife.bsky.social