Farm News | January 20, 2023
Spotted!
We now have webcams installed as part of our biodiversity monitoring efforts.


Our brilliant volunteers have been going through the footage, and we’re really pleased with the images the cameras have captured so far. We’ve also got people logging their own sightings on iNaturalist – including stalwart volunteer Bob Glen, a couple of whose photos appear here along with the webcam captures…
image 1: badger, photographed at 6:56am by webcam
image 2: barn own, photographed at 3:18am by Bob Glen’s webcam
image 3: fox, photographed at 3:04am by webcam
image 5: roe deer, photographed at 2:49pm by webcam
image 6: stoat, photographed at 2:13pm by webcam
image 7: pheasant, photographed at 10:03am by webcam
image 8: curlew (Birds of Conservation Concern – red list), logged by Bob Glen on iNaturalist*
image 9: kestrel (Birds of Conservation Concern – amber list), logged by Bob Glen on iNaturalist*
* iNaturalist log images copyright Bob, shared under CC (BY-NC) licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)
Anyone can get involved with @iNaturalist.org – you can download the app or create an account on the website, find Lauriston Farm under ‘Projects’ and log your sightings from the farm. We’d love to see your spots in there, and the more data we have, the better.