Mauri awaits you on Kiritimati Island! With new flight services from Tarawa, travel to Kiritimati has never been easier! Kiritimati is a Pacific Ocean atoll in our easternmost northern Line Islands. The name is derived from the English word "Christmas," written in Gilbertese according to its phonology, in which the combination ti is pronounced s. Kiritimati has the greatest land area of any atoll globally, about 388 square km or 150 square miles. Kiritimati comprises over 70% of the total land a

1.2K views | Bert, CX3AN will be active as T32AN from Kiritimati Island, IOTA OC - 024, Kiribati, 4 - 11 October 2023. https://dxnews.com/t32an/ | DX News | Facebook

11 reactions | There's loads of things you can do in your garden to help our hogs: 璉 Provide cosy nesting sites out of leaf & log piles 璉 Make ponds safe by providing a hedgehog friendly ramp 璉 Avoid pesticides - hogs love slugs & snails! 璉 Create a hedgehog highway with your neighbours Supporters Jean & Arnie are doing a fantastic jobs for this little guy - providing him with fresh food, water and a hedgehog home https://buff.ly/2YW6MgS | Devon Wildlife Trust | Facebook

31 reactions | The visitors and wildlife are feeling the benefits of the road closure of Ludwell Valley Lane- encouraging active travel, and taking a positive step towards making Exeter a more sustainable city. A welcome decision by Devon County Council and Exeter City Council ! | Devon Wildlife Trust | Facebook

36 reactions | Here's the big question - how do dragonflies breathe?! Dragonflies breathe through spiracles (holes) in the abdomen. This male Broad-bodied chaser was seen mating with a female then resting near the water, claiming his territory until another female comes along. If you look closely, you can see the dragonfly 'breathing' through its abdomen. Thanks to Matt from DWT for this great spot! #AmazingNature | Devon Wildlife Trust | Facebook