The Beaver Diaries February 2024
Following January’s heavy rainfall, February brought even more rain to East England, with a notable threefold increase. Access to the Beaver Enclosure was mainly through…
Following January’s heavy rainfall, February brought even more rain to East England, with a notable threefold increase. Access to the Beaver Enclosure was mainly through…
Diary of a Year Volunteering The Beginnings Our connection with the Beavers began with a request for volunteers to help at the Hawk and Owl…
In early Autumn a high pressure weather system settled over much of England producing some crystal clear skies. This combined with an exceptionally high tide…
Following on from writing an earlier post, which helped me fix in my own mind the distinguishing features of the Redshanks. Another two birds that…
Living in North Norfolk our bird watching trips often draw us the to the coastal marshes and seashore. Were the possibility of catching a glimpse…
Throughout the summer three of the fox cubs have been regularly seen outside the earth, allowing us to follow their development. It’s been interesting over…
For some time we have known that our local common was home to a number of rural foxes. We’d seen one fox carrying off a rabbit…
Living in a village in rural Norfolk there’s always plenty of birds in our wildlife friendly garden. During the summer we often caught a glimpse of a Sparrowhawk flying over the…
A visit to the Hawk and Owl Trust Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve in Norfolk never fails to impress. Living about half an hours drive from the reserve…
Redshanks are a common wader found, year-round, on the marshes of the north Norfolk coast. At any time of year, on a visit to RSPB Titchwell,…