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NORWICH: Stigmella aceris - new to East Norfolk

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20th September 2018 The moth-trapping community are generally rather good at flagging up potential new county species that are spreadin...

NORWICH: Last of the garden moths?

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16th September 2018 As expected my moth trapping catches have tailed off quickly now we are in autumn, with no autumn specialties eithe...

BRECKLAND: Grimes Graves fungi

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15th September 2018 When the Norfolk Fungus Study Group programme for the year had been finalised, the foray at Grimes Graves had stoo...

WHITLINGHAM: September WeBS and a few fungi

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9th September 2018 September is often a quiet month for wildfowl, as the aggregations of local species move away after their summer moult ...

NORWICH AREA: High Ash Farm moth survey event

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8th September 2018 There are some rather common early spring, autumn and winter moths that I've never seen, mainly because all of m...

NORWICH: Poplar leaf mines

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6th September 2018 One thing to come out of my burgeoning interest in leaf mines is a habitat of trying to check different types of tree...

NORTH NORFOLK: Mini birding pub tour

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31st August 2018 Having earmarked this day to go birding with Adam, Gary and Jim , it was somewhat typical that the winds were uncondusi...

CENTRAL NORFOLK: Buxton gentians and bees

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Late August 2018 Last year I visited Buxton Heath twice looking for Marsh Gentians, and despite being told what area to look in I faile...

NORFOLK: A sawmill and an Osprey

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Late August 2018 As a fan of slightly esoteric things, one Sunday we visited Gunton Sawmill , a fine reconditioned water-wheel powered ...

BROADLAND: How Hill heron

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25th August 2018 After dropping Cathy & Rose off in the city I had a free afternoon and decided to visit How Hill to look for the P...