This Autumn hasn't been the best for farming; extra time has been required to deal with wet fields
We're busy with the harvest on the farm - but the weather isn't helping
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?
Observing birds in your own garden is also a great way to get into birdwatching or ‘birding’ as it’s also often referred to.