James Fair

1 month ago | wanderlustmagazine.com | Dianne Apen-Sadler |James Fair

United Kingdom•Nature & Wildlife It’s wild up north! The rugged, empty fringes of Scotland are busier than you’d think, with wildlife scattering its islands, mountains and coast James Fair 03 March 2025 Link copied! Basking Sharks off the West Coast of Scotland From orca to crested tits, red deer to razorbills, Scotland has such a rich panoply of wildlife that it would be criminal not to seek it out when exploring the north of Britain.

Jan 17, 2025 | countryfile.com | Lauren Franklin |James Fair

In response to growing concerns about disease transmission among garden birds from supplementary feeding, the RSPB has stopped selling any products with flat surfaces such as table and window feeders. The move comes while it is in the middle of a review of all bird feeders it sells and the advice it gives to its customers and members.

Jan 15, 2025 | endsreport.com | James Fair

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Jan 7, 2025 | discoverwildlife.com | James Fair

Imagine (or maybe you don’t need to) that you hanker after the safari trip of a lifetime in sub-Saharan Africa. A 17-day tour beginning at the iconic Victoria Falls, passing through Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania, taking in some of the continent’s most wildlife-rich national parks, and ending on the lush island of Zanzibar. It’s just what you’re looking for – now you just need to raid the piggy bank or win the National Lottery.

Dec 7, 2024 | discoverwildlife.com | James Fair

Anyone who has ever walked in the British uplands knows what to expect when they come across a dense stand of bracken – nothing, essentially, except for that dark green, all-consuming foliage. Like a plantation of closely planted conifers, when bracken takes a hold of a hillside it lets little light in, allowing nothing else to grow. Previously, farmers were able to use a herbicide called Asulox, under annual emergency authorisations, to knock bracken back, but in 2023 this became unavailable.