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MID-NORFOLK: Brisley church wildlife safari
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14th January 2023 There are not usually many outdoor wildlife events in January, but on the 14th county lichen recorder Rob Yaxley hosted a ...
NORWICH: Early January 2023
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1st week of January 2023 I saw in the new year at home, 'celebrating' the stroke of midnight by trying to get my daughter back to sl...
WHITLINGHAM BIRD REPORT 2022
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I have finished working on the Whitlingham bird report for 2022, which you can now download here . A big thank you to everyone who reported ...
WHITLINGHAM: Last visit of the year
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Late December 2022 My last patch visit of the year. The single remaining Scaup was apparently present in the morning, but I couldn't see...
NORWICH: Earlham cemetery beetles
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Late December 2022 It had been a while since I'd visited Earlham Cemetery, so I called in on the way to Whitlingham for a quick look aro...
THORPE MARSHES: Gull rings and birds of prey
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Mid December 2022 Whilst the rest of the family were in the city I popped to Thorpe for an hour or so. I started at the river green to look ...
WHITLINGHAM: December WeBS count
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11th December 2022 I delayed going to Whitlingham for the final WeBS count of the year because of the early morning fog, but by the time I d...
WHITLINGHAM: Harvestmen and fungi
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Late November 2022 Earlier in the month Vanna Bartlett had found some interesting harvestmen at Whitlingham, and she kindly offered to help ...
WHITLINGHAM: Scoter and Scaup
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Mid November 2022 A brief visit to Whitlingham, where the Slavonian Grebe was once again absent (this time not being seen again) but there w...
EAST NORFOLK: Great Yarmouth dune fungi
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19th November 2022 The penultimate Norfolk Fungus Study Group foray was at Great Yarmouth North Denes, and upon arrival I soon regretted not...
WHITLINGHAM: November count Goosander
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12th November 2022 The November WeBS count should have been well timed to record the Slavonian Grebe, but there was no sign of it (it appear...
NORWICH: Hospital fungi and misc observations
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Early November 2022 The silver lining to several hospital visits at the start of the month was noticing quite a bit of fungi between the war...
NORTH-WEST NORFOLK: Thornham NWT Bioblitz
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Early November 2022 This year the NWT and partners have run several bioblitzes in coastal communities. I'd not managed to attend the ea...
WHITLINGHAM: Trowse Whooper Swans
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Early November 2022 There was an unexpected patch tick for me when two Whooper Swans spent the day on the flooded Trowse Meadow, visible fro...
NORTH NORFOLK: Bayfield sculpture trail
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Late October 2022 If you visit Natural Surroundings from the direction of Holt, you will be familiar with the Bayfield Estate on the right h...
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