Ross – Suffolkwilds

King of the hill

A great deal is still unknown about mole fortresses but they are commonly found in areas prone to flooding.

Clusters of these distinctive, tall-stemmed waterside plants (Typha latifolia) remain visible during the winter months on the meadows.

Despite its plumage, the jay is not a showy creature, choosing to keep itself hidden in wooded areas.

‘The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name’

Last month 26 cricket bat willows were felled on land close to Cornard riverside.

The sheer vitality of swifts is a wonder of the animal kingdom.

A family of Egyptian geese now call Sudbury home.

For mayflies, life is a glorious instant of prancing and passion

You may have seen a male with bright orange markings flit past you in recent weeks.

How lovely to have a run of sunny days and blue skies.