With snow on the horizon, I put together one final winter compilation from last year taken from multiple cameras across the region. There's 11 species represented with the most appearances by wolverines, wolves, and coyotes followed closely behind by lynx, elk, moose, and fox. A couple snowshoe hare clips as well as solo moments from a wild horse, weasel, and mule deer round out the activity. #yukonwildlife | Yukon Wildlife Cams

Got moose? Well, the Yukon does .... about 70,000 of them. This is a chronological four month compilation from early June to early October of 2021, with the big bulls starting half way through the video preceded by grunting cows, calves keeping up with mom, and casual walkabouts. #yukonwildlife | Yukon Wildlife Cams

The promiscuous dunnock and other garden bird stories 💚 #Springwatch | BBC Springwatch

These beauties are the backyard birds that frequent New England gardens and they're turning up on our wildlife cameras 😃 | BBC Springwatch

Garden birds are the BEST 😍🐦 And this weekend it’s the @rspb Big Garden Birdwatch 24-26 January 👀 We’ve seen lots of vibrant visitors to our feeders this #Winterwatch and a few cheeky ones too! You can enjoy more incredible wildlife on Winterwatch! Tune in on BBC iPlayer ✨ And check out the LIVE wildlife cameras for yourself 🎥🔴🐦 What birds can you spot?! Link in our bio #Winterwatch #Winter #Wildlife #Nature | BBC Springwatch

🐦 We've got our very own version of BBC Springwatch at Cambridge University! 🪺 Watch the livestream of the swifts nesting at the David Attenborough Building at the Cambridge Conservation Initiative 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQylSTNwUq4 #Springwatch #Cambridge #CambridgeUniversity #UniversityOfCambridge #Swifts #Nature #NestCam #Conservation | University of Cambridge

Nesting ‘the art of nest finding’ with Jack Baddams 🪺 Find out how Springwatch and scientists safely look into the lives of nesting birds 🐦🦉🦆 🪺😍 #springwatch | BBC Springwatch

Norwich peregrines update: High drama around the nesting platform as a young falcon from the Hawk & Owl project in Bath decided it was time to head 200 miles east. The bird was ringed as a chick and fledged from St Johns church, Bath, in 2013. She arrived in the Norwich Cathedral grounds on Friday to sit bold as brass on the spire and cause a "kerfuffle", but the Norwich pair "ecouraged her to move on", an expert from the trust said. It thought the first chick from the Norwich 2015 clutch could