Suffolk Wildlife Trust Blogs

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 a fresh Norfolk hawker, a pair of black-winged stilts, our reserves got a spruce-up and we spotted lots of wildflowers and fungi.

The latest news from our reserves, this week soaring swifts, cows on the move, a swarm of bees, an owl mystery solved and a nest in a tight spot.

This week, we’re searching for gold in the form of our natural wonders – violet ground beetles, bugle and yellow archangel and the wondrous scents of bluebells in our woodlands.

The latest news from our nature reserves. This week we heard a trio of warblers, spotted the first damselflies and other winged wonders, and saw signs of water vole and lots more gorgeous…

April was the month when most of the birds arrived from Africa. Now May is the month for attracting a mate and settling down to raise a family.

The latest news from our nature reserves. This week, a bloody-nosed beetle, a cheeky stoat and more butterflies, birdsong and wildflowers.

The latest news from our nature reserves, this week a song thrush anvil, a glow worm in disguise, a feisty blue tit, lots more wonderful wildflowers and birdsong.

The latest news from our nature reserves - this week was brimming with birdsong with nightingales, bramblings and woodlark amongst others.

The latest news from our Reserve Wardens. This week: reptiles warming up, a night time fox, bounding otters, a rare brook lamprey and lots more spring wildlife.