Jen Farrar
I am a botanical trainer with a deep love of the natural world and everything in it.
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- This beautiful little flower may be figurehead for this petition but saving also saves countless other plants, animals, invertbrates, fungi and all the things that live on them. Please consider signing. @bsbibotany.bsky.social @bsbiscience.bsky.social @bsbiengland.bsky.social
- Bishopthorpe Parish Council want to sell a small wildlife oasis hosting rare wildflowers like Yellow Star-of-Bethlehem to a developer. This field belongs to the people of Bish who cherish its wildlife. Please sign this petition to stop them doing this. Thanks 😊 c.org/syGKBRcGBY
- Reposted by Jen FarrarCan you find, identify & record 100 wild plants in 2026? BSBI is confident that (with our support) yes, you can! Beginner botanists, will you accept the challenge? Sign up today for #100Plants2026 challenge: bsbi.org/take-part/ac... Check out the webinars & #WildFlowerID help we've prep'd for you!
- Reposted by Jen FarrarBudding Irish botanists :🪻🌼🌸🌾 @bsbibotany.bsky.social have a challenge for you (but a fun one!): #100Plants2026. More details at bsbi.org/take-part/ac... @irishwildlifetrust.bsky.social @ucddublin.bsky.social @uniofgalway.bsky.social @phoebeobrien.bsky.social @birdwatchireland.bsky.social
- Can you find, identify & record 100 wild plants in 2026? BSBI is confident that (with our support) yes, you can! Beginner botanists, will you accept the challenge? Sign up today for #100Plants2026 challenge: bsbi.org/take-part/ac... Check out the webinars & #WildFlowerID help we've prep'd for you!
- Reposted by Jen FarrarWoodruff, Galium odoratum. Patch forming. Unbranched, 4-angled stems. 6-8 leaves per whorl with 25-60 forward pointing prickles per side. Stems erect, ending in a flat-topped leaf whorl. Leaves have hay or vanilla scent when crushed.
- Reposted by Jen FarrarLlewelyn Lloyd (Welsh-Italian, 1879-1950). Amazing artist. Check out his work. 🧵 Pine Forest of San Rossore (1933).
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- Reposted by Jen FarrarWinter Heliotrope, Petasites pyrenaicus. Can form extensive patches. Circular leaves up to 20cm with fine teeth. Leaf stalk reddish with glandular hairs. Purple hydathodes. Young leaves have white cobweb-like hairs.
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- Reposted by Jen FarrarSulphur-crested Cockatoo 🪶 #BirdArt #SciArt I started working on this drawing half a year ago as a part of the #BirdWhisperer challenge, but I got very busy around that time and only finished it recently. It is far too late for the official posting date, but I am glad I completed this one!
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- Reposted by Jen FarrarTears of joy! SCOTLAND HAS JUST PASSED SWIFT BRICKS INTO LAW unanimously! 4 years of asking England & Scotland sorts it in a month led by ACE MARK RUSKELL MSP ♥️The RELIEF is unreal! Tell England to follow 🏴by emailing PlanningPolicyConsultation@communities.gov.uk now!WOOP!
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- Reposted by Jen FarrarWildlife photography of a raven 🐦⬛ in a snowstorm ❄️ 📹Isaac Spotts/isaacspicz
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- Reposted by Jen FarrarForget 'Blue' Monday! Today we're celebrating #BlueBugs with the stunning Small Blue (Cupido minimus) 💙🦋 With a wingspan up to 30mm, it is the UK's smallest resident butterfly. This friendly individual was filmed by Species on the Edge Officer Tracy Munro.
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- Reposted by Jen FarrarAre you planning to undertake a project in 2026 which involves collecting plant-related data? Would you like <£1,000 towards your costs? Apply for a #BSBIPlantStudyGrant! Here's how: bsbi.org/learn/grants... Read how a #BSBIGrant helped Katherine research ancient meadows: bsbi.org/blog/2026/01...
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- Reposted by Jen Farrar#BigMeadowSearch Guides to Grassland Indicator Plants & Associated Species arrived today. Plants, galls, inverts, fungi! What a credit to brilliant people running and contributing to the project. Special tx to Laura Moss! @bigmeadowsearch.bsky.social #GrasslandEcology #Meadows
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- Reposted by Jen FarrarLet’s make 2026 the year of the bog. The world’s most unique and interesting plants, clean water, cooler climate. Bogs deserve our thanks, care, and deep respect. Please join me and love a bog today.
