Anneke Emery - Wildlife film and photography

05/05/2024

Happy Dawn Chrorus Day! 🌞🌿🐦

20/05/2023

Happy World Bee Day!!! 🐝🪻🌿
I have been enjoying the emergence of all our bee-utiful mining bees over the past couple months, including these Tawny and Gwynne's mining bees found on a Plant Survey, and around the Bradfield Woods visitors centre. Even stumbled across a larvae skin shed left poking out of one of the Gwynnes nest holes, fangs still visible and all!! Such awesome little guys 🥰🐝

12/05/2023

It’s been another wildlife-packed week across our reserves, with spotted flycatchers, bluebells, an otter, an amazing wasp and a bold water vole. We held delightful Dawn Chorus Day celebrations and lots more...

https://www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org/blog/reserves-team/wild-news-our-reserves-12-may-2023

📷 Spotted flycatcher at Bradfield - Anneke Emery

08/05/2023

08/05/2023

Join us today in wishing Sir David Attenborough the happiest of birthdays! 🎂

Thank you for everything you've done for The Wildlife Trusts and for our natural world 💚

08/05/2023

Dawn Chorus at Bradfield Woods to celebrate international dawn chorus day on Sunday, plus a couple other wildlife encounters along the way 🦌 (a day late thanks to the weather 😅)

10/04/2023

Interesting Badger behaviour, a snooping fox and other animals caught on our intern's camera trap set up in the Woods ~ March '23 🦡🐾🦊
📸 - Anneke Emery

01/01/2022

My 2021 nature highlights 🥰🌿🦋💚

This year was mainly spent at the amazing Knepp Wildland, shooting my final year's film for my Natural History and Media degree and discovering the most mind-blowing wildlife wonders! From early morning rises to stalk purring turtle doves to dodging diving and battling purple emperor's. Nature truly showed its colours this year. 🤩👌🏼

Stuck at home now, in the editing stage, it still sends shivers down my spine every time I listen back to the eerily beautiful call of a Nightingale I managed to capture one night, and sparks of excitement every time I re-watch the bill clattering of these two White storks displaying to each other on their nest I had watched for hours (sadly Instagram didn't support the audio with this clip for some reason, but it is worth looking up on YouTube!! 😍).

Memories I will treasure for many years to come!

What a year!!

Here's to a wonderful, wildlife filled 2022! 😌🌳🐞🌼💚
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13/11/2021

The amazing Fly Agaric. 👌🏼 Cannot believe how many of these have popped up this year!! 🤩
This species has to be the most classic fairy tale mushroom and I will never get tired of bumping into these beauties 😍👌🏼
A friend recently told me that this fungi was once used as one of the first forms of insecticide, which is where it gained its name from...
Pieces of the mushroom were sprinkled into milk to attract flies with its aroma, which then intoxicated and killed them as a result.... Not such a fun-guy after all.. 🤔 ...Sorry 🤣🍄🌿
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