My main interest and hobby has always been birds and birdwatching and I often went birding with my Dad to North Norfolk Coast and...

It’s been a while since my last Golf Course wildlife update but I hope you enjoy what I’ve written, split into different sections to...

Trees are a dominant feature on golf courses around the country, a vast array of species, Oak, Sycamore, Beach, Lime to name a few of the...

A Hare and the bridge from England over the river Tweed and the border into Scotland After our welsh adventures in Pembrokeshire (see...

Reed Leopard Moth & a view of Sedge Fen For some people, moths are annoying little flappy things but for me, Moths really are quite...

I sometimes get asked what my favourite time of year is and to be honest I like all the seasons for different reasons but if I had to...

Its always good to have a break from everyday life and work, Have a rest, chill out and get some energy back. I was certainly ready for...

Dr Marie Athorn is the face of a partnership between the RSPB and The R&A. Prior to joining the RSPB in 2020 she was an ecological...

This is the 2nd guest blog by Lucy Cox after her first on Badgers and Mental Health. In this blog she talks about the recent weather and...

Lucy is a local mum with 2 kids. She is involved in scouting and has a passion for nature and Badgers. In this blog she writes about how...

A Lincolnshire gem Snipe Dales is a tale of two halves, A country park offering a variety of woodland walks and a nature reserve that...

A really nice walk along the river Witham at Kirkstead bridge in Lincolnshire on 10th April produced some birds like the Yellowhammer and...

The wildlife recently on the golf course has been nothing short of outstanding, The birds in particular have been the star attractions....

James has worked in the greenkeeping and golf industry for nearly 35 years. During that time, he has been the Environmental Officer for...

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