It's the RSPB National Feed the Birds Day! The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) has been working toward conservation concerns, to protect the birds and their habitats, in the UK and further afield, for more than 130 years. They're a bit like our RSPCA and other charities that work tirelessly to protect Wildlife. To commemorate, here is a short clip of some of the birds we've fed over the years. There is way more birds that we've actually fed than what's in this clip, but it's bee

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Birdbox has us glued to our seats 🐦‍⬛👀 We have teamed up with RSPB to donate 50 Ring Outdoor Cameras to Gen Z's and Millennials to help monitor bird activity. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/42BDLXP | Ring

You can help our RSPB Investigations team by reporting signs of bird crime you might come across when out and about in the countryside. Here are some tips for what to look out for and how to report it. Please always remember to contact the police on 101 to report wildlife crime. You can find out more about how to report bird crime here: https://bit.ly/ReportBirdCrime Please note while the RSPB provides advice, intelligence and investigative support to authorities, we do not have direct enforceme

6.5K views · 409 reactions | In 1809 #OnThisDay, the great Charles Darwin was born. Here's Sir David Attenborough describing Darwin as "the founding father of scientific zoology and botany". Darwin was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1839, at the age of just 29. | The Royal Society | Facebook