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MID-NORFOLK: Bawdeswell Heath
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30th September 2017 A recent post on the Norfolk Wildlife Trust blog talked about some 'hidden gem' sites in mid-Norfolk, one o...
WHITLINGHAM: A selection of leaf mines
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26th September 2017 During the afternoon I received a message from Ricky to tell me that he had found a Ring-necked Parakeet at Thorpe ...
YARE VALLEY: Roman Wood
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24th September 2017 With the winds seemingly not great for migrant birds, and plenty of fungus forays to come, I decided to focus on in...
SOUTH NORFOLK: White Stork
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23rd September 2017 On Friday a White Stork had been reported near Long Stratton, and had apparently gone to roost on a chimney nearby....
NORWICH: Coral fungus and an Earthstar
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22nd September 2017 After work on Friday I was walking down Lakenham Way when I noticed something out of the corner of my eye. Instinct...
NORTH NORFOLK: Wells warbler & fungi
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17th September 2017 I didn't have any plans for Sunday, so when an Arctic Warbler was found at Wells Woods I decided to head over a...
BROADLAND: How Hill fungi
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16th September 2017 Todays fungus study group foray was at How Hill, and as I headed there the steady rain and copious amounts of stand...
NORWICH: Catton Park ground beetle
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14th September 2017 After work I headed to Catton Park. There had been strong winds for the past few days, and I was interested to see ...
NORWICH: Agromyza idaeiana leaf-mine
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14th September 2017 Getting interested in leaf mines has opened up a lot of new species to record whilst just out and about - on my way h...
NORTH NORFOLK: Sustead Common official opening
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9th September 2017 Over the summer I have been aware of a recently formed North Norfolk conservation charity called the Felbeck Trust ,...
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