Sizewell C update: June 2021
Suffolk Wildlife Trust submitted our joint Written Representations with the RSPB on the 2nd June.
Suffolk Wildlife Trust submitted our joint Written Representations with the RSPB on the 2nd June.
As we head into summer at the lakes - dragonflies and damselflies steal the show. Everywhere you go around the reserve look out for these amazing creatures.
The latest news from our reserves, this week a fresh Norfolk hawker, a pair of black-winged stilts, our reserves got a spruce-up and we spotted lots of wildflowers and fungi.
Catch up on the latest news from our nature reserves. This week’s highlights were orchids, fledged marsh harriers, a gravid lizard and amazing insects including a beewolf, southern hawker, thick…
The latest news and updates from teams across Suffolk Wildlife Trust including wildlife sightings, community engagement, landscape projects, and our nature reserves.
The latest news from our reserves. This week marvellous moths, orchids galore, a harmless hornet, virtual wild walks and more summer wildlife.
The latest news from our reserves. This week - a linnet melody, a cockchafer, cream tiger moth, a large bee-fly and lots more wonderful summer wildlife.
The latest news from our reserves, this week evolving landscapes, dog vomit slime mould, a grass snake, more moths, bird life and wildflowers.
Catch up on the latest wildlife and activities from our nature reserves. This week’s highlights were viper’s bugloss, corn marigolds, a nightjar, dragonflies and damselflies, moths and a hive of…
Catch up on the latest news from our nature reserves. This week’s wildlife highlights have been glow worms, nightjar, silver studded blue butterflies, a kestrel hunting and a Chinese water deer…
Summer has been hotting up across our nature reserves. This week, three swift chicks hatched in Lackford’s swift box, an adder was spotted, as well as gorgeous sunrises, orchids and wildflowers…
We’ve noticed many more visitors to our reserves over the past few weeks as lockdown restrictions have started to ease. Spring is continuing unabated, with some lovely wildlife sights to be had…