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Ruins of an old castle with a road running along the coastline on the Dingle Peninsula, Ireland https://t.co/YzuqwpJWvj

The calendar says March, but we’re dreaming of a summer roundtrip through Colorado. The Alpine Loop byway is a network of roads that climb above the timberline while showcasing beautiful wildflower meadows, abundant wildlife and the San Juan Mountains. Photo by Bob Wick https://t.co/809ZXuNf3p

What a lucky sight! The only place to spot green jays in the US is the Lower Rio Grande Valley in Texas. Cousins of crows and ravens, these jays are even known to use small sticks as tools to find insects in bark. Photo: Mick Thompson, CC BY-NC 2.0 https://t.co/BX7b8yMQ1E https://t.co/cwYIUtIisD

Happy #StPatricksDay to the lucky few who get to wear green every day! ☘️ https://t.co/wzEkAbIKtR

Our natural world is under strain from pollution, climate change and a whole host of other factors. Help protect our wildlife and wild spaces by donating to a local Wildlife Trust appeal, and support the vital work they do. 👇 https://t.co/95yvsWHQYB https://t.co/tV2sv4QFRR

The sleep/wake cycle is just part of a much bigger picture of how our body clocks rule our lives. See how they control everything from our moods to our athletic performance https://t.co/jw4JbHCFX9 #WorldSleepDay https://t.co/otTe2f3PyS

In CA, this year's wet winter flooding has been chasing endangered riparian brush rabbits to islands of high ground where they can be vulnerable to birds of prey & run out of food waiting for the water levels to drop. But never fear, refuge biologists are here! #Thread (1/3) https://t.co/0NDj2y5MJD

My first Oil Beetle today in Paphos. An amazing creature. https://t.co/k9tw3DVFks

This dubious honour of the world's most poisonous tree must go to the manchineel tree https://t.co/kMeAR6ed4z

From rivers dyed green to steaming plates of corned beef and cabbage, each of the symbols we associate with St. Paddy’s Day has an origin story worth reading https://t.co/d4v4pjBrOj

Another House Martin over the Paphos headland today for #BirdsSeenIn2023 https://t.co/Lf2KqGRuRa

Armed with boats, traps & carriers, refuge staff relocated 103 rabbits trapped by the first round of flooding at the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge in January & those efforts are currently underway again this month. Find out more: https://t.co/jlqmV9hbuk #Thread (2/3) https://t.co/fHtG2WxT7D

Tweet 1 photos: Riparian brush rabbit courtesy of Don Cool and kayak photo by USFWS Tweet 2 photos by USFWS #Thread (3/3)

Our greatest strength lies in the gentleness and tenderness of our heart. Rumi https://t.co/oC8EYyamVP

Last year on this day we posted lyrics to the Dropkick Murph-bees 🍀 song about pollinating. Despite the fact that we received comments that said, "this is a bad song" and "no one likes this song" we will be posting it again. Thank you for your continued feedback though.