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NORTH NORFOLK: Butterbur
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8th April 2018 A diversion on my way to North Walsham took me through a small village where Jeremy had told me he had seen Butterbur in t...
BRECKLAND: Colletes cunicularius and other interesting insects
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5th April 2018 After leaving Weeting, we called in at Lynford Water. This area of former gravel pits has a nice sandy bit of heath that...
BRECKLAND: Weeting speedwells and invertebrates
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5th April 2018 Breckland has a range of rare plants, but many of them are restricted to a handful of sites, and even when you are in the ...
WHITLINGHAM: A few spring migrants and a new moth
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4th April 2018 On Wednesday afternoon we went on a brief family trip to Whitlingham. It was raining on our way there, and there was a h...
NORWICH: A rare longhorn beetle
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4th April 2018 Following on from my previous post, another good way of seeing new species is to keep in touch with other local naturali...
NORWICH: A new spider (Philodromus dispar)
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2nd April 2018 For people who are mostly interested in birds, seeing a new species is a fairly uncommon occurrence and will usually inv...
NORWICH: Charter Wood - an interesting local site
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1st April 2018 Norwich has a number of local nature reserves and green spaces, many of which are looked after by the Norwich Fringe Pro...
NORWICH: Miscellaneous recent sightings
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Late March 2018 An hour at Earlham Marsh and a few slight detours on my way home from work comprised my wildlife experiences for the past...
NBIS/NNNS Recorders meeting
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19th March 2018 On Monday night it was off to Whitlingham ski slope after work for the annual NBIS / NNNS recorders meeting. I arrived ...
WHITLINGHAM: March wildfowl count
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18th March 2018 I had initially thought it likely that I would miss the March WeBS count, but as Rose was born early I was able to keep u...
WHITLINGHAM: Watching the gulls go by
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11th March 2018 After a busy couple of weeks I headed down to Whitlingham on Sunday evening to watch the gulls flying off to roost. Thi...
NORTH NORFOLK: Snowy owl and strandline creatures
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10th March 2018 Those readers with Twitter accounts will have probably been unable to escape the knowledge that a Snowy Owl arrived in ...
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