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Discover Norfolk's amazing wildlife: the many species, the best places to visit and how we can all work to save wildlife. Tuesday, 11 August 2015. What would I do without you! Eilish Rothney, Trinity Broads Warden. Then there are those who help with bat surveys, breeding bird surveys, monthly wetland bird counts, checking mink rafts and general wardening. They achieved in the last three months more than 1,000 hours of voluntary conservation work. And they do it all with such good humour, enthusiasm and s...

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Norfolk Wildlife Trust: August 2014

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Discover Norfolk's amazing wildlife: the many species, the best places to visit and how we can all work to save wildlife. Friday, 29 August 2014. Storm Surge: wildlife on the edge. David North, Head of People and Wildlife. The night of 5 December 2013 was memorable – at least for those who live and work on our Norfolk coast. Photo by Richard Porter. Blakeney Point and Salthouse Marshes. Related blog post: CEO Brendan Joyce visits the site the morning after the night before. Labels: A Living Coast. Many o...

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Norfolk Wildlife Trust: March 2015

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Discover Norfolk's amazing wildlife: the many species, the best places to visit and how we can all work to save wildlife. Monday, 30 March 2015. Coltsfoot at NWT Thorpe Marshes. Chris Durdin, NWT Thorpe Marshes. One of the earliest flowers to bloom at NWT Thorpe Marshes. Coltsfoot, photo by Chris Durdin. Birds at Thorpe Marshes during March have included barn owl, bittern and jack snipe, with dusk the best time for all of these. Location: NWT Thorpe Marshes, Norwich, Norfolk NR7 0QA, UK. Well, we did it,...

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Norfolk Wildlife Trust: May 2014

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Discover Norfolk's amazing wildlife: the many species, the best places to visit and how we can all work to save wildlife. Friday, 23 May 2014. The Birds and the Bees at Weeting Heath. Matt Twydell, Weeting Heath Summer Warden. We now have our first stone curlew chicks of the year at Weeting Heath. The pair that lost their chicks have already laid another clutch and are now viewable from the west hide, so hopefully by about mid-June they should hatch two more chicks. Blue tit chicks in a nest box. And hav...

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Norfolk Wildlife Trust: September 2014

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Discover Norfolk's amazing wildlife: the many species, the best places to visit and how we can all work to save wildlife. Friday, 26 September 2014. Living Landscape activities: now every week. Mark Webster, Living Landscape project officer. Norfolk Wildlife Trust staff are breaking out of their Roydon Common. Nature reserve to help local communities to create a ‘ Living Landscape. Volunteering, photo by Tony McKie. Anyone can just turn up and join in (under 18s need to be accompanied by an adult) and al...

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Norfolk Wildlife Trust: What would I do without you!

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Discover Norfolk's amazing wildlife: the many species, the best places to visit and how we can all work to save wildlife. Tuesday, 11 August 2015. What would I do without you! Eilish Rothney, Trinity Broads Warden. Then there are those who help with bat surveys, breeding bird surveys, monthly wetland bird counts, checking mink rafts and general wardening. They achieved in the last three months more than 1,000 hours of voluntary conservation work. And they do it all with such good humour, enthusiasm and s...

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WILD ABOUT BUNGAY: Autumn glory

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Contribute to this Blog. Comment on this Blog. Friday, 7 November 2014. October 17th, 2014. Bungay Castle and St Mary's Churchyard. Here are some pictures I took in mid-October. I think the flowering cherry tree by St Mary's looks lovely. I am not sure what the red creeping plant is but thought it cheered up the castle tower! The green plant was also growing in a crevice on the castle wall. The daisy-like flowers were underneath a tree along the path past St Mary's; I don't know what they are either!

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WILD ABOUT BUNGAY: January 2014

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Contribute to this Blog. Comment on this Blog. Monday, 27 January 2014. A touch of frost. These photos were taken by Tony Dawes on January 21st, after an overnight frost. Frosty plants on the verge at the bottom of Quaves Lane, Bungay. A wonderful-looking hedge, also in Quaves Lane. A frozen droplet of water. The cobwebs were wonderful. Here's one of many on Sally's bins. Cobwebs on my TV aerial. Submitted by Tony Dawes, Bungay. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 8212; Rachel Carson. SEND US YOUR POSTS!

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WILD ABOUT BUNGAY: April 2014

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Contribute to this Blog. Comment on this Blog. Monday, 28 April 2014. Sunday April 27th, 2014. Bridge Street, Bungay. Surprising sight: May blossom and red berries both out at the same time. Walking down Bridge Street, to Chicken Roundabout, I was suddenly overcome by the heady scent of May (Hawthorn) blossom. Always a pleasure, it seems to bring back memories of childhood. Submitted by Adele Goodchild. Sunday, April 27th, 2014. Bill's Place,' St John's Road, Bungay. Itches and so forth. They were made u...

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WILD ABOUT BUNGAY: February 2014

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Contribute to this Blog. Comment on this Blog. Sunday, 16 February 2014. Ramble Around the Common - 12th June 2013 - In Memory of Jasmine Lingwood. On a sunny day in June, I went for a ramble at Outney Common with my friend Phil and Jasmine's husband, John Lingwood. John explained that this was one of Jasmine's favourite haunts in Bungay, where she had grown up. Jasmine was an expert on wildflowers and was passionate about the countryside. And large clumps of Gorse in flower. Bungay has two ancient Commo...

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WILD ABOUT BUNGAY: October 2014

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Contribute to this Blog. Comment on this Blog. Wednesday, 29 October 2014. Osprey Fishing on Broome Lakes. Brome Lakes, near Bungay - late September 2014. The photos of this beautiful Osprey were taken at Broome Fishing Lakes in late September. It stayed about for three weeks hunting fish and resting before it made its long journey home to Africa. I can still feel the excitement of seeing it. Fen Farm, Flixton. Spider web and dew. Birds on Outney Common Pond and Water-meadows. I took this photo near the ...

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Eastern Bush Chat: Stop That Pigeon!

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A ramble through the life of a birder and wildlife enthusiast based in the beautiful county of Norfolk. Tuesday, 18 August 2015. They do have another side, so I would like to offer an alternative view of these much maligned creatures. And grudgingly developed affection for what turned out to be a philandering, fearless thug. Despite his deformity, he would strut along the garden path heedless of the odd cat that strayed into the vicinity, he would beat up any rival that dared stray into his realm, he...

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WILD ABOUT BUNGAY: November 2013

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Contribute to this Blog. Comment on this Blog. Thursday, 28 November 2013. Seagulls Fishing and an Expectant Pigeon. On Saturday November the 23rd, Sustainable Bungay had one of its regular walks around the town. We started off heading out of town along Ditchingham Dam and about halfway down the road, where a backwater of the river Waveney (Chainwater Beck) goes under the road, we saw a group of six or seven seagulls flying and swooping over the water. Tony Dawes, Bungay, Suffolk. Looking from the west e...

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WILD ABOUT BUNGAY: July 2014

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Contribute to this Blog. Comment on this Blog. Saturday, 12 July 2014. Mid June, 2014. Here are a few pictures of insects and a spider on Outney Common, taken during the Suffolk Wildlife Trust's dyke dipping event last month. Firstly a male Azure damselfly - I'm pretty sure that's what it is due to the U-shaped black mark at the top end of the abdomen. Large Skipper butterfly, with Lesser Stitchwort on the left. A vortex-like web made by the Tunnel web spider. Submitted by Adele Goodchild. June 14th, 2014.

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WILD ABOUT BUNGAY: March 2014

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Contribute to this Blog. Comment on this Blog. Monday, 17 March 2014. Wild Strawberries in March! 16th March 2.30pm. I know the weather has been mild but I never expected to see wild strawberries in full fruit today! These were on the bank behind the Maltings in Staithe Road. Dawn Collis, Bungay, Suffolk. Wild Strawberries in March. Friday, 14 March 2014. 13th March 2014, Bungay, Suffolk. With the glorious weather of the past two weeks, lots of wildlife abounds! Plus bumblebees at the same site. The more...

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