A few days ago, a peculiar creature was spotted among the stray cats in Cantoria, Spain: a Sphynx. When this brave girl was rescued, they discovered she didn't have an identification chip, and it looked like she had recently had kittens. Because she was considered part of the stray cat colony, the council spayed her and tagged her (a piece of her ear was removed). However, Sphynxes are actually domestic cats—and therefore much more vulnerable to survival in the wild. When we saw a post about the

Meet the Spotted Flycatcher — a tiny migrant with a mighty journey! From nesting in public gardens in Malta to migrating all the way to Angola and Namibia, this tiny 12g bird returns year after year, sometimes to the exact same nest. Nature’s wonders really do come in small packages. Edited by Cinzia Mintoff. #SpottedFlycatcher #MigratoryBirds #RingingThursday #BirdLifeMalta | BirdLife Malta

Spotted flycatcher nesting (Muscicapa striata) Europe, Siberia, Africa, Asia. | BIRDS & Nature