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So, it was the annual Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend, and today was the day we took part at Top Lodge. Many thanks to all those who came into the Little Barn and lent a hand spotting birds. Hope you all had fun. We had a total of 13 species seen. In decreasing numbers they were: 14 jackdaws...

Stuffed with turkey? Plump with pud? Come walk with us. It'll do you good! Come and join us for the 2012 New Year's Day walk. We will have a nice gentle stroll around the woodland, an ideal time to try to work off some of the excesses of the festive season. Maybe also to start up a new hobby...

It has been really interesting following the Conservation Intern Diary and I’m really pleased to introduce one for the Lodge Reserve. Carol Waller works full time in the Volunteering Development Dept and still finds time to volunteer in a variety of roles including being a Love Nature collector...

Robin Red-Breast is panicking as he has bought Christmas presents for all his wildlife friends at Leighton Moss, but catastrophe has struck and he has lost them around the nature trails. He is really upset and worried that he will not be able to give all his friends a present on Christmas Day and...

OK, we might not be painting the town (or wood) red, but tonight is one of our regular "thank you" events for the volunteer team here. The RSPB really does depend a lot on the support of our wonderful volunteers, who get involved in all sorts of ways. Because the site here isn't owned by...

So, just back from a fabulous time at Rutland Day. Was all a bit blowy, but luckily where we had the marquees we were protected by some trees. The sun shone for most of the day, it only really rained just after we had packed up, great timing! We got to meet lots of lovely people, and painted the faces...

So, its back off out we go this weekend. This time the Top Lodge team are off to Rutland Water for Rutland Day , the annual celebration of the county status of Rutland. There will be lots happening at the event, which is held on the banks of Rutland water at Sykes Lane. For the kids there will be bouncy...

Blogger: Charlotte Pledger, Youth, Education and Families Officer So my journey around the region investigating family events continues. This week I have visited Titchwell and Frampton – different activities and very different weather conditions, but both engaging with loads of families. ...

The summer holidays are the perfect time to get outdoors and discover how amazing nature is. This year you can join us on a special event and delve into the mud of Morecambe Bay on Monday 15 August. You will be amazed at what creatures live under your feet down in the muddy soup. RSPB Field...