Swift, swallow and house martin were in abundance over Burrowes pit in the showery weather today. Other sightings included cuckoo, spotted flycatcher in the willow trail at ARC, hobby at Makepeace hide and two little gull at Denge Marsh.

What do you do if your Wildlife Explorer group meets at a very windy place? Make kites, of course! Whilst the Marsh Harrier team were off surveying breeding bitterns and harriers, the Purple Heron team got down to making Fish Kites. Using wire,...

Pop in to the RSPB Dungeness shop and save £10 when you buy any two single 12.75 kg sacks of selected bird seed and seed mixes. Offer ends 4 June 2013, subject to availability. Offer excludes 12.75kg Premium peanuts, Buggy nibbles and High energy...

A cattle egret was found yesterday afternoon (with the cattle!) in a field to the right of the entrance track. It has been present all day today, although it has been disappearing into a ditch fairly regularly. A scaup is still around (currently on the...

A pretty miserable, cold and grey day was brightened by the news that the local ravens appear to have fledged three young. A good selection of waders (dunlin, sanderling, common sandpiper and black-tailed godwit were on the islands of Burrowes pit and...