Beaver Diaries May 2024
Finally, it looks like the weather is on our side. Less rain than last month is allowing the waterlogged ground to dry out and allowed…
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Exploring the Wild Side of Mull
We recently returned from a week on the Isle of Mull, one of Scotland’s most beautiful and wildlife-rich islands. Based in the charming town of…
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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…
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Photographing the Deer Rut
As summer gives way to winter each year wildlife photographers eagerly anticipate one of nature’s grandest spectacles – the autumn deer rut. This annual event…
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Autumn Deer Rut
Over the past few years in autumn we have visited our local patch to photograph the Fallow deer during the annual rut. This year we…
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Bar-tailed vs Black-tailed Godwits
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…
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Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve
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…
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RSPB Titchwell – An Autumn Walk Along the West Bank.
After a prolonged spell of easterly storms in the North Sea, the weather had finally cleared giving us a clear day. There were some reports…
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Badgers and Hedgehogs
Do Badgers Eat Hedgehogs, the Harrowing Truth is Yes Asymmetric Intraguild Predatory Relationship at Work Since moving up to this area of Norfolk over thirty…
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Fox Cubs
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…
