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NORWICH: Rosary Cemetery Firebugs
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Late April 2023 Near the end of the month someone found a Firebug in Rosary Cemetery. There are few records of this attractive red-and-black...
WHITLINGHAM: April WeBS highlights
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Mid-April 2023 The April WeBS count turned up the expected range of common wildfowl, plus my first Sedge Warbler, Whitethroat, Common Tern, ...
NORWICH: April Earlham Cemetery visits
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Early April 2023 I visited Earlham Cemetery twice in April, firstly for an event organised by the Friends of Earlham Cemetery to look at mos...
BRECKLAND: Mezereon and a Rookery
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2nd April 2023 One of my target species for the spring was to see a pink-flowered plant called Mezereon, so we headed down to the Brecks and...
YARE VALLEY: Buckenham Carr March fungus foray
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18th March 2023 My first Norfolk Fungus Study Group foray of the year saw the group return to Buckenham Carrs, a recent NNNS research projec...
WHITLINGHAM: March WeBS count
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12th March 2023 The avian highlight of the March WeBS count was probably displaying Great Crested Grebes, although given the low numbers of ...
BROADLAND: Hickling pony checks
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11th March 2023 I took my eldest daughter to Hickling for a Wildlife Watch event to see the ponies. As well as tracking down and visiting th...
NORWICH: Wensum Park clearance
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Early March 2023 Random observations from the start of the month included a Muntjac Deer in Train Wood (I've seen them in Earlham and Ro...
NORWICH: Sweetbriar Marsh northern edge
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25th February 2023 A rainy weekend, but to get out of the house for an hour or so I popped down to Sweetbriar Marshes. As the NWT land hasn...
WHITLINGHAM: Lots of Little Egrets and a new psyllid
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19th February 2023 Highlight of the February WeBS count was seeing 9 Little Egrets, a new record count for me. There were three roosting on ...
SUFFOLK: Minsmere lichenicolous fungi
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Mid-February 2023 We went on a family visit to Minsmere, the highlight of which was a new micro-moth for me - Heath Button ( Acleris hyemana...
FENLAND: Welney swan feed
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Mid February 2023 We headed out to the edge of the fens for a family trip to Welney, timed to see the midday swan feed. If you've never ...
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