Moths in Britain are disappearing from our night skies at an alarming rate. Findings in the State of Britain’s Larger Moths 2013 produced by the Butterfly Conservation and Rothamsted Research show that two-thirds of 337 common larger moths have...

May has been mostly cold and windy, miraculously the two bank holidays were nice and sunny. Twelve new species have found their way on to my list, the total now stands at 1171. All twelve were seen in the sheltered areas on the south side of the reserve...

After some interesting behaviour recorded in the early part of the week, the weather finally improved enough to allow me a decent chance of getting a full bittern survey in this morning. Several brief flight sightings were reported in an area of reed...

For me 1984 had three very memorable events. The first of these was the avocets first breeding attempt. They were laid eggs out on the brackish marsh, but these were taken by egg collectors. This illegal act led to an egg protection scheme being set up...

With thanks to the guys and girls from the 1st Mulbarton Scout Troop, the Save the Albatross campaign and just received a welcome delivery. The guys popped into the Titchwell reserve this morning to pass on the stamps they have been collecting throughout...