Bill's Birding

A chilly Sunday afternoon's birding at Grimley gave me a chance to have a nice catch up with some of the regular patch workers, Jason Ke...

The Nature of Wyre is a stunning 300 page hardback documenting the natural history of arguably the finest and most biodiverse example ...

Back in February, myself and a couple of other students teamed up with a local conservation charity, Duckworth Worcestershire Trust, to ...

I spent the duration of this evening at one of my favourite local spots - a small, isolated patch of deciduous woodland out towards Powick....

Just recently I was catching up with a good friend, Dean Jones, whom I'd volunteered with on Skokholm back in 2014. Since our joint plac...

Winter always wrecks havoc on my natural history knowledge, and I find my first few spring outings are usually spent getting to grips with t...

Last Tuesday saw the return of the balcony moth trap to our student house for the first time since a highly productive session in late Octo...

Coming off the back of a cloudy and drizzly week, I love the way that early spring sunshine has the ability to warm crisp March air and acce...

Last week I partook in my first twitch of the year, hoping to show a friend the overwintering Short-eared Owls at Kempsey just a couple of m...

Took a walk along the footpath that run by the side of our student house this morning, in the hope that fresh air would shrug off the last o...