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Sam D
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Lover of wildlife, dogs, science, books, fungi, gardening, football and all things Sussex.
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Sorry for delay - busy day yesterday! No I don’t unfortunately - I just use what I’m fancying at time. But if it helps; this is (approximately) what I used last 2 times. It’s all about putting in what you like, and making sure it clumps together slightly before spreading on baking sheet.
July 26, 2025 at 11:20 AM
scisam.bsky.social
Love this 😍
March 24, 2025 at 7:30 PM
scisam.bsky.social
Very interesting read, not surprising sadly.
March 19, 2025 at 6:51 AM
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The RSPB is in touch with the authorities, and an emergency response is underway.

If you are on the beaches, please do not touch this material and keep dogs away from it. ⚠️

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A close-up image shows plastic nurdles scattered among sand and debris on the Norfolk coast. These pellets are clumped together, charred, and coated in residue, with some appearing loose among natural materials. A yellow-orange statement overlay with caution stripes at the top delivers an urgent message about the pollution threat to seabirds and marine life. The statement reads: Plastic nurdles are washing up along miles of the Norfolk coast, including RSPB Titchwell. Some are loose, others are clumped, charred, and smelling of kerosene. We believe they are from last week’s North Sea collision. This area is internationally important for wildlife, a crucial migration route, vital feeding ground for seabirds, and soon a nesting site for rare birds. We have just days to act before tides wash this pollution back into the sea and food chain. The RSPB is in touch with authorities, and an emergency response is underway.
March 17, 2025 at 6:33 PM