Recording your wildlife sightings is an important way to build up a picture of different species
To do this Suffolk Wildlife Trust has teamed up with iRecord - an online species recording system created by the National Biodiversity Network. Using iRecord means your records can be collated, checked by experts and used to support research and decision-making.
Want to record something, but not sure what it is?
We will always try and identify wildlife on our Facebook page and like to see photos of your discoveries. Details for the County species recorders are below and it may be worth a visit to iSpot, a website dedicated to sharing and identifying nature.
County species recorders
Birds West Suffolk |
Birds South east Suffolk |
Birds North east Suffolk |
Bugs Nigel Cuming |
Beetles David Nash |
Amphibians and reptiles John Baker |
Butterflies Bill Stone |
Dragonflies Adrian Parr
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Grasshoppers and crickets Stuart Ling |
Moths Tony Prichard |
Spiders and other arachnids Paul Lee |
Stag Beetles Colin Hawes |
Wasps, bees and ants Adrian Knowles |
Mammals Simone Bullion |
Plants Martin Sanford |