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29/09/2024

08/07/2024

🎉 Get ready for the upcoming Barrio Fiesta London 2024! 🎉

Be among the first 500 customers and enjoy a 10% discount on all our delicious food! Don’t miss out on this exclusive offer. Come early and treat your taste buds to a fiesta of flavors! See you there! 🍽️🤗

29/06/2024

You had to be there.

02/06/2024

31/05/2024

📢 Exciting News from Tilaw by Franco! 🍳🇵🇭

Dear Valued Guests,

We hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits. At Tilaw by Franco, we are committed to continuously enhancing your dining experience and bringing you the best of Filipino cuisine. Today, we have an important update to share with you.

Our beloved breakfast buffets is available exclusively on Wednesdays! 📅🌞

🍽️ Indulge in a delightful spread of authentically Filipino breakfast dishes every Wednesday morning, and experience the rich flavours and traditions of our culture like never before.

Here's what you can look forward to:
👉 An array of mouthwatering Filipino breakfast classics
👉 Freshly brewed Philippine coffee
👉 Warm hospitality that makes you feel at home

By focusing on Wednesdays, we aim to create a more concentrated and special breakfast experience that captures the essence of our heritage. We believe this change will help us serve you even better.

Don't miss out on this weekly Filipino feast! Mark your calendars and set your alarms for Wednesdays at Tilaw by Franco. 📅🕰️

Thank you for your continued support, and we can't wait to welcome you on Wednesdays for an authentically Filipino breakfast experience like no other.

Stay tuned for more exciting updates and surprises in the coming weeks! 🎉

31/05/2024

A master of deception, the fire-tufted barbet can be difficult to identify unless spotted, due to the fact that its call can be easily confused with the sound made by cicadas. Native to the tropical and montane forests of Peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra, this species will forage high up in the canopy for figs, arthropods, and insects, and will roost inside tree cavities when it is in need of rest or shelter. Photo taken at Taman Safari Bogor.

31/05/2024

29/05/2024

Though it looks blue, the wing of this blue morpho butterfly is actually pigmented brown. No, it's not a magic trick - this color discrepancy happens because at most angles of light that we can see, all colors in the spectrum are absorbed except blue, which is reflected, making it appear that color. As if that isn’t trippy enough, this butterfly is actually a mosaic gynandromorph – an anomaly in which male and female cells are mixed together! Photos of this pinned specimen were taken at the Florida Museum of Natural History, McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity.

26/05/2024

Commonly known as a zorilla, the Saharan striped polecat is a nocturnal and solitary mammal that is almost too cute for words. In the wild, zorillas are often found on rangelands where the grazing behavior of domestic livestock and wild herbivores keeps grass short. While this may not seem like ideal habitat for such a boldly striped critter, the short grass and abundance of fresh dung attracts beetles and mice - the perfect prey for the carnivorous polecat. Photo taken at Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World.

26/05/2024

Thanks Photographer🥰📸💝

25/05/2024

24/05/2024

This spoon-billed sandpiper at WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre is one of the remaining birds from a captive rearing project undertaken as part of wider work to save this critically endangered species.

With the population of spoon-billed sandpipers plummeting, mainly due to habitat loss, the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) took a leading role in efforts to buy time to reverse this trend. This included a conservation breeding project at WWT headquarters in Slimbridge where significant advances were made in incubation and rearing methods. These methods have since been used in many other species recovery projects.
The spoon-billed sandpiper is a ‘flagship’ species for the conservation of vital wetlands for migratory waterbirds along the East Asian-Australasian flyway – which stretches from the far north of Russia to the south of New Zealand. Protecting these charismatic wading birds, known affectionately as the spoonie, will help save millions of other birds and the wetlands they inhabit.

24/05/2024

Gerenuks like this one at Sheikh Butti bin Juma Al Maktoum Wildlife Centre are expert foragers. By rearing up on spindly legs and craning its long neck, this species can reach tasty tree leaves that are out of range for most antelopes, reducing the amount of competition for food they might otherwise face.

21/05/2024

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16/05/2024

Brighton