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Founded by Kim and Adam

FOUND👏,....thanks everyone **MISSING PARROT**- Lost from a home around Byron Way, South Catshill, yesterday evening.Can ...
14/09/2026

FOUND👏,....thanks everyone

**MISSING PARROT**

- Lost from a home around Byron Way, South Catshill, yesterday evening.

Can everyone keep an eye out for him?

His owners are distraught and not on Facebook.

Can you let us know of any sightings?

He's really young, at only 8 weeks

12/09/2026
25/08/2026
21/08/2026

Look! It’s Adam! On the telly!

19/08/2026

Worth a watch! Catch our Adam on telly tomorrow!

Tonight is  !  From 7PM on BBC Four, starting with ‘The Best of Bill Oddie Goes Wild’, followed by ‘Birding with Bill Od...
16/08/2026

Tonight is ! From 7PM on BBC Four, starting with ‘The Best of Bill Oddie Goes Wild’, followed by ‘Birding with Bill Oddie: Bill’s Beginnings’, and finally ‘Bill Oddie’s Top Ten Birds’. 🙌🏻🥳💖

A sincere thank you to Bromsgrove District Council for taking a careful and balanced approach to the firebreak works at ...
04/08/2026

A sincere thank you to Bromsgrove District Council for taking a careful and balanced approach to the firebreak works at Catshill Cemetery. We also appreciate that ecological advice has been considered, with the work restricted to a narrow boundary strip and habitat buffers retained wherever possible. It is reassuring to see both public safety and wildlife protection being taken seriously.

🔥🚫 Catshill Cemetery firebreak works this week 🚫🔥

We're carrying out a limited perimeter cut at Catshill Cemetery this week, to create a firebreak and help reduce the risk of a grass fire spreading during the current bone-dry conditions.

The aim is to help protect nearby homes, cemetery grounds, established hedgerows, and wildlife habitats should a fire occur.

To minimise the impact on wildlife, we’re restricting the work to a narrow strip around the field boundary, with habitat buffers retained wherever possible. This approach has been informed by ecological advice and reflects RSPB guidance, which notes that skylarks typically nest in open mid-field areas rather than close to hedgerows and field boundaries.

Thank you for your patience while these precautionary works are carried out.

This weekend! 😁🦋🦋🦋🦋
15/07/2026

This weekend! 😁

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3 days until Big Butterfly Count 2026 lifts off! 🦋

The Gatekeeper took the third spot in last year's count with 236,425 sightings.

Despite a slight increase from 2024, this rural butterfly has seen a 22% decline since the count began.

With over 80% of UK butterfly species in decline, every single sighting counts. Let us know how butterflies are faring where you live by getting out for the Count 👉 https://butrfli.es/3SVFepj

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