Weekly wild news from our reserves - 4 December
This week: our amazing coppicing volunteers return to Bradfield Woods, a great white egret and some frosty and misty scenes.
This week: our amazing coppicing volunteers return to Bradfield Woods, a great white egret and some frosty and misty scenes.
This week the frost created some breath-taking scenes, we celebrated some special trees and identified animal footprints...
This week coppicing work continued along with saltmarsh restoration monitoring, more gorgeous Suffolk skies and a bird’s nest fungus...
This week a bounty of orchard fruit, gorgeous views of winter sunshine, more fantastic fungi and essential reedbed management work.
Find out the latest from our nature reserves with our Reserve Warden’s blog – this week the ponies got a manicure, we spotted a stonechat and a snow bunting and lots more stunning autumn wildlife…
This week. The Wildlife Trusts CEO Craig Bennett visited Redgrave & Lopham Fen, a morning murmuration was caught on camera and lots more amazing autumn wildlife was on display...
This week our Reserve Wardens filmed a starling murmuration, our wonderful volunteer team have been cutting reed and clearing scrub, and cattle were moved to their winter grazing grounds.
This week even more fantastic fungi has been on display at our nature reserves, and Hen Reedbeds had a makeover.
This week we've had some fabulous fungi continue to pop up and pepper our reserves and our Reserve Wardens have enjoyed listening to bearded tits and finding grass snakes whilst carrying out…
This week our Reserve Wardens spotted caterpillars sporting mohawks, a lesser stag beetle and some beautiful wetland plants and birds.