I was schmoozing at a conference in Nottingham yesterday, meeting up with lovely colleagues from around the country who are also 30 Days Wilding.

Is there any record of buzzards causing road accidents, simply because I get really excited when I see one flying over the motorway.

Today is National Colour TV Day, and I have been speaking to producers from one of our favourite programmes on the colour TV - The One Show.

Just six days to go and 30 Days Wild will be gone for another year - so these days will be a challenge in themselves.

We have a lot of foxgloves in our garden this year, growing out of the flowerbeds, various pots and even halfway up the stone walls.

I cannot think of a better way to spend Day 20 of 30 Days Wild than learning how to fly like a pied wagtail.

When I woke up this morning the weather seemed heavy and a bit . . . well . . . dreary for June.

How a few men are making a huge difference for wildlife and their local community whilst also improving their health and wellbeing.

The 30 Days Wild Challenge is not all about doing things as individuals, you can get your friends and work colleagues to join in too.

Is it just me or, or are there a lot of magpies around at the moment? I have just been out on Brinscall Moor with the dog and seen a group of five and four or five individuals.