View and report your sightings of barn owl in Suffolk. Help expand the range of barn owls. To target nest box installation. And provide habitat advice where it is most needed. Barn owl numbers have declined markedly in the UK since the 1930s. Since then, Suffolk Wildlife Trust.

Connecting Essex birders for over 60 years. We are the county bird society for Essex. And collate data on the status of birds within Essex including much of N. This data is analysed to produce the Essex Bird Report. We also publish Essex Birding magazine.

This site provides information for people in the Ipswich area who care about the environment and want to live in a sustainable way. You can see details of events being held locally. Covering a wide range of subjects from conservation and wildlife to organic gardening. The list pulls together information from a number of local groups. Could you give a bit of time to help run this website? .

Other ways to support us. Live weather station at Holme. Due to the rebuilding of a house at the eastern end of Broadwater Road, you may find the road to the Obs temporarily blocked by lorries delivering building material. Please allow extra time for your visit. Spring is finally here and so are the birds. This little beauty was seen and ringed at the Obs over the weekend.

What is a turtle dove? Why are turtle doves in trouble? What are we doing to save turtle doves? Tracking Titan to Africa and back again. How to identify a turtle dove. Where and when to see turtle doves. Report a turtle dove sighting. Report a turtle dove sighting. On your farm or land.

Rebecca Nason Birding and Photography Blog. Friday, 7 August 2015. Paul Harvey and Rebecca Nason. Irene and Allan - Wedding 27th June.

Tuesday, 15 July 2014. Sunday, 16 March 2014. The collection of gulls held the Iceland Gull I saw a couple of weeks ago but little else, but I cant complain. A few Meadow Pipits heading north hinted that a few other birds were on the move, lets hope that a few spring migrants drop in for my next visit. The 2 Red Kites over Thorpeness. Sunday, 2 March 2014. Monday, 17 February 2014.

Conservation Day, Heveningham 2015. Around 30 members of WBC together with scouts from Earsham and other friends and family met at Heveningham for the annual Conservation Day. The estate and its surrounding woodland has 2000 nest boxes, principally for blue, great and coal tit birds not famed. At the kind invitation of The Earl and Countess Ferris, a circular 3-mile walk around the Ditchingham Estate.