Author Daniel Graham
Daniel Graham

Daniel Graham

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Danny writes about wildlife, conservation and the environment.

Recent articles by Daniel Graham
Landscape around Midhurst, Rother catchment, West Sussex

19th-century maps reveal dramatic collapse of meadows in South Downs

New study reveals that, since 1840, between 75.6 and 99.9% of traditional meadowland has been lost across the lower Rother catchment in West Sussex, England.
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Hoopoe

Strange-looking bird with zebra-stripe wings and extravagant head feathers breeds in UK for first time in 27 years

A pair of striking hoopoes successfully raised young in Leicestershire and Rutland – the first confirmed UK breeding since 1996.
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Jonah Lange, winner of the Climate Category in the Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year 2025

Texas tornado and giant ocean waves: spectacular images from Weather Photographer of the Year 2025

Crashing waves, rainbow rings and a lightning storm captured from a plane – 11 amazing photos of weather from around the world.
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Newtown National Nature Reserve on the Isle of Wight

Spider hunters find "epic lost species" on the Isle of Wight

The critically endangered wolf spider was last recorded in the UK in 1985.
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Wareham, Dorset coast

Dorset's dramatic Jurassic coast, vast pebble beaches and bird-rich moorland and marshes are a hiker's dream – here are the county's top 6 walks

Dorset is on eof the UK's most beautiful counties with a stunning coastline. Check out the best walks in Dorset
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Red deer stags

Breathtaking red deer photos reveal power and majesty of these huge land animals

Dramatic images of red deer – from the snowy mountains of Scotland to London's misty parks.
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Yellow weather warning

Yellow weather warnings issued across UK: here's what that means

Your quick guide to the UK's weather warnings system.
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Paula Grekelä, Dog Photography Awards

Most beautiful dog photos of 2025 revealed

From leaping border collies to beach-loving retrievers, meet the winners for this year's Dog Photography Awards.
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Basking sharks off coast of County Clare

"What a sight" Gigantic sharks filmed leaping off Irish coast

The spectacular footage, captured by wildlife cinematographer Jack Kelly, shows dozens of basking sharks jumping, feeding and forming circular gatherings off the coast of County Clare.
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Elgol, Isle of Skye

Mysterious snake-like animal found on Scottish island. Scientists have taken 10 years to figure out what it is

A 167-million-year-old fossil unearthed on the Isle of Skye has teeth much like those of a modern-day python.
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It ambushes prey with jaw-like legs, breathes through a snorkel and is lurking near you right now – meet the water scorpion

A fearsome-looking underwater predator, the water scorpion hides among weeds, using stealth and speed to catch unsuspecting prey.
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Moth trapping on Wicken Fen

Rare animal that pretends to be a wasp discovered at English wetlands

The six-belted clearwing moth, which mimics a wasp to avoid predators, is the 10,000th species to be recorded at Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire – it's thought to be the first UK nature reserve to reach this milestone.
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Cwm Idwal in Wales

“A remarkable discovery”: Rare fern found in Welsh valley 150 years after being wiped out by Victorians

The young holly fern was rediscovered by a naturalist on the rugged slopes of Cwm Idwal in Eryri National Park.
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The Birth of a New Universe, Yevhen Samuchenko

25 of the most epic weather photos on Earth revealed 

The shortlist for the Weather Photographer of the Year 2025 has been announced - now it's your chance to vote for a winner.
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Octopus

Underwater cameras film 12,000 animals off Isles of Scilly

Sharks, octopuses and bluefin tuna were among thousands of marine animals captured on camera near the Isles of Scilly, suggesting the archipelago's seas are among the healthiest in the UK.
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Welsh coastline

"Most unexpected is the size of the animal": massive flesh-eating dinosaur uncovered in Wales

The fossil of a jawbone kept in the National Museum of Wales for decades has finally been identified as a new species of dinosaur. Scientists estimate that the prehistoric predator measured up to 7 metres long – roughly the length of a bus.
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Chloe Dalton

"Gripping and poignant": first-time authors win 2025's prestigious Wainwright Prize for nature writing

Two debut authors scoop this year’s top book awards as the Wainwright Prize winners are announced.
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Dragons Back Race 2025

Fierce weather, rugged mountains and a 67% drop-out rate. Is this the world's toughest mountain trail race?

Wales’ Dragon's Back Race 2025 delivered dramatic storms, thrilling competition and a historic women’s record in its landmark 10th edition.
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Storm Henk batters Seaham Co Durham

11 breathtaking photos of storms from around the British Isles

These incredible images of storms taken over the past 14 years will blow you away.
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Blood moon total lunar eclipse

Blood moon lunar eclipse to rise in UK skies this weekend – here's how to see it

This month's full Corn Moon rises on 7 September with a lunar eclipse, bathing the night sky in a striking reddish glow.
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Eriskay football pitch

“A wee hill in the corner”, Atlantic storms and a boat trip for some away teams – is this Britain's most remote football pitch?

On a tiny Hebridean island off the north-west coast of Scotland lies a football pitch like no other.
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Jamie Smart, Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025: bellowing stag among 15 spectacular sneak-peek images

Glowing jellyfish, soaring bats and an elegant flamingo also feature in this stunning selection of preview images from Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025.
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Wasps

There's a wasp boom in the UK. Here's what's causing it

Unusually warm and dry spring causes wasp surge across the UK, leading to earlier, larger colonies than in recent years.
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Wisset, Suffolk

Wallaby spotted running loose in Suffolk

There have been several sightings of the wallaby – police are urging anyone who sees the animal to get in touch.
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