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Autumn insects

This spell of autumn sunshine keeps the insects flying from damselflies and dragonflies to plenty of butterflies.

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A celebration of hedgehogs!

After two years of support from Heritage Lottery Fund, British Hedgehog Preservation Society & local benefactors, the Suffolk Wildlife Trust Ipswich Hedgehog Project has worked with over 6000…

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Little egrets like the slough

Every year in September, the number of little egrets on the slough build up and can be seen hunting for small fish on the slough. This past week has also been seen a few more ducks arrive on the…

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A hint of Autumn at Lackford Lakes

As we near the end of August, we start to see a hint of autumn around the lakes. Autumn fruits and seeds can be seen appearing around the lakes, a slight build up of ducks on lakes and the first…

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The Chapter Closes at Carlton

Hello! Vicky here and writing to you for the last time. This is the last week of my internship with the Suffolk Wildlife Trust at Carlton Marshes, six months has flown by!

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August flyers

The summer heat wave has been briefly interrupted by some spectacular and much needed rain and lightning storms of late. However, the hot weather is set to return for the end of the week. This…

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Curious Classes at Carlton Marshes

Vicky here! During my time at Carlton Marshes I’ve spent a considerable amount of my time out and about on the reserve involved with activities, including sessions with our wild tots, young…