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Have you seen a Hobby? Fast flying and smaller than a kestrel, the Hobby is agile and elegant, an exciting little hunter to see in action.
Most garden and farmland birds have finished breeding, except for the Wood Pigeon, who will carry on for a while yet
Nicholas found a Reed Warbler's nest, with a Cuckoo's egg, which he was able to observe from hatching to fledging
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin discusses why the BTO is asking volunteers to count gulls this autumn
These are our top tips on helping birds and other wildlife in gardens during a heatwave
Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper gives the answer to: when is a worm not a worm?
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin reminisces that Swifts would always herald the summers of his childhood
Wet weather is again affecting farm land & also having an effect on butterfly numbers
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin, observes a great example of nature working in harmony around his bird table
It's been a warmer May than average, meaning our crops are a few days ahead of time
Our guest blogger, Andrew Cooper, saw a wild otter recently which sparked a memory of his first encounter
There's been a lot of catching up on the farm - helped by the better weather in April
Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper on how Jays use the toxic formic acid from ants, to rejuvenate their feathers
Nicholas has been watching the birds that come and go on our wetland
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin discusses the impact of all the wet weather on bird decline
There is no doubt that the past winter has favoured ducks and swans in our area
There has been so much rain that the Welland has burst its banks for the first time in 75 years