Stuart Wilson

Stuart Wilson

@stuartwilson19.bsky.social

Retired Wasting my time photographing and looking for peregrines.

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Please submit your small ideas for fixing Britain to the Small-Ideas.org website. It’s a new charitable initiative I’ve set up to try and make sure life’s potholes don’t get ignored. Working with two charities and a cross party panel to turn your ideas into policy then try and make it happen.

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Really keen to hear from someone who has opted out of their auto-enrolment pension scheme. You don’t need to be on air - just share a few thoughts with me. RTs gratefully received!

I have created an A4 calendar for 2027 featuring images of the stunning Stamford Peregrines. They may be purchased for £10 directly from myself in Stamford, Walkers Bookshop or All Saints' church. Alternatively ship nationally & Internationally via E-Bay. ebay.io/m/krpCFi

5,000 trees is a good start but it should be 50,000 and if you were serious it would be 500,000

We're protecting London from the climate crisis from the ground up. Alongside wider investment in green spaces across the capital, City Hall is funding up to 5,000 additional climate-resilient trees for the areas that need them most.

Adult pair of peregrines seem Colchester City centre on Christmas Day morning. Heard calling around Jumbo and tiercel flew to Town Hall and followed there by falcon. This year's clutch laid on TH but washed away in downpour. TH had refused to accomodate tray and still are demurring to allow.

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Also took the chance to see the peregrines on Asda. On Thursday night I saw the tiercel and Friday morning falcon was also visible. Was lucky to find a couple of feathers and 1 I saw falling from the top. The falcon has an orange ring I cannot read

Stamford's stunning tiercel (male peregrine) today. One of my favourite shots of him so far. Normally when they fly away they fly up so I have thousands of shots of the underside of his wings so great to see this angle

I like the thinking here.

Gabriel Zucman@gabrielzucman.bsky.social

The tariffs are mad; but what’s equally mad is that they somehow come as a surprise, when Trump has campaigned non-stop on this and controls all branches of government Precious time has been lost, but it’s not too late for countries to mount an effective response 1/x

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