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I  \ndon’t know about you, but I’m ready for things to cool down a little. We don’t know what weather autumn will bring, but we do know it will bring lots of wonderful wildlife.  \nFungi will be popping up all over the place and birds will be making dangerous journeys to reach the UK. One of them is the small but mighty goldcrest – learn more about this bird on  \nI  \nsla (aged 9) from Devon trained really hard to do a sponsored 3 km run, raising £115 for Devon Wildlife Trust. Isla said,“I wanted  \nto raise money because nature is such an outstanding thing and it’s everywhere, we need to look after it.\" Well done, Isla!  \nP  \noppy (aged 7) from Herefordshire draws any creature she finds and makes her own magazines with the drawings. She studies  \ninsects, adores everything nature and is a huge fan of Wildlife Watch. Keep it up, Poppy, one day you could be the editor of Wildlife Watch!  \n~~ page 22. What autumn ~~  \nwildlife are you most excited for? I hope you get to see it!  \nFour-year-old Rosa  \nfrom Leicestershire  \nmade this fantastic nature mandala from leaves and moss. That must have taken ages to arrange! She was inspired by 30 Days Wild.  \nGET IN TOUCH  \nEmail us at:  \n[watch@wildlifetrusts.org](watch@wildlifetrusts.org)  \nRing us on:  \n01636 677711  \nWrite to us at:  \nWildlife Watch The Kiln, Mather Road Newark, Notts, NG24 1WT  \n wildlifetrusts  @wildlifetrusts  \n @wildlifetrusts  thewildlifetrusts WildlifeWatchUK  \nIn our summer issue, we forgot to tell you  \nwho drew the wonderful whale, dolphins and  \nporpoise on page 19. They were by the super talented Katy Frost. Thanks Katy!  \n\n| \u003Cbr>GOING THE DISTANCE | FUTURE EDITOR |\n| --- | --- |\n| UNBE-LEAF-ABLE\u003Cbr>CETACEAN\u003Cbr>| CURIOUS\u003Cbr>CATERPILLARS\u003Cbr>Five-year-old Bjørn from Northamptonshire\u003Cbr>discovered lots of webs full of caterpillars.\u003Cbr>Staff at the Nene Wetlands Visitor Centre explained they were ermine moths. They also showed him a copy of Wildlife Watch and he was so excited he decided to become a member.\u003Cbr>Welcome to Wildlife Watch, Bjørn!  |\n\nWHAT DID YOU THINK OF THIS ISSUE?  \nWhen you’ve read your autumn magazine, we’d love to hear your thoughts! Take our short survey to tell us what you joyreruedadsti-hseyuv’dtueyl-ke2e5  \nOak tree © Guy Edwardes / 2020VISION  \nFireworks anemone © Alexander Mustard / 2020VISION  \nGoldcrest © Janet Packham  \nSquirrel by Watch reader, Phoebe  \n08  \n18  \nIN THIS ISSUE  \nRegulars  \n02 Wild Things  \n04 The Science Section  \n05 Your Stories  \n10 Conservation Champions  \nMeet wildlife cameraman Hamza Yassin  \n11 Fly Agaric Poster  \n14 Gallery  \n16 Weird Nature  \nGalls  \n17 How to…  \nMake an apple birdfeeder  \n22 Feature Creature  \nGoldcrest  \n23 What Happens to Fallen Leaves?  \n24 Competitions  \nCover pic: Red squirrel © [Scotland: The Big Picture / naturepl.com](Scotland: The Big Picture / naturepl.com)  \nFeatures  \n1422  \n06 Livin’ on the Hedge  \n08 Marvellous Mud  \n12 Fungi Feasters  \n18 Tree Troopers  \nHow nature helps trees to grow  \n20 Itsy Bitsy Hiders  \nSpiders inandoutofthe home  \nWILDLIFE WATCH 115  \n\n| Editor: Tom Hibbert |\n| --- |\n| Editorial Team: Ashleigh Carter, Joanna Richards,\u003Cbr>Leanne Smart, Mike Watson |\n\nDesign: Sean Coleman  \nWhat’s Wildlife Watch?  \nWildlife Watch is the junior branch of The Wildlife Trusts.  \nJoin Wildlife Watch and start your nature adventure. Prices range from £10-£24 per year for child-only membership and £30-£60 for family membership.  \nYou’ll receive a starter pack and four issues of Wildlife Watch magazine a year. This is  \npacked full of amazing pictures, posters and competitions.  \nWe also have a really wild website and e-newsletter full of wild ideas and nature-spot","cbCaimMbweViPQIt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimMbweViPQIt","pdf",34343945,13,"English","# Regulars\n## Wild Things\n## The Science Section\n## Your Stories\n## Conservation Champions\n## Fly Agaric Poster\n## Gallery\n## Weird Nature\n## Galls\n## How to…\n## Feature Creature\n## What Happens to Fallen Leaves?\n## Competitions\n# Features\n## Livin’ on the Hedge\n## Marvellous Mud\n## Fungi Feasters\n## Tree Troopers\n## Itsy Bitsy Hiders","[{\"question\":\"How can readers get in touch or join Wildlife Watch?\",\"answer\":\"Readers can email or write to Wildlife Watch and join the junior branch of The Wildlife Trusts to receive a starter pack and four issues per year.\"}]","Wildlife Watch - Issue 115 Autumn 2025 | PDF",1791060510]