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Sprung beauties bring the sound of summer

Like many insects, I remember an abundance of grasshoppers when I was a child and now I hardly see any.

Posted byRoss9th Aug 202112th Sep 2021Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on Sprung beauties bring the sound of summer

All of a flutter about Suffolk’s butterflies

The Big Butterfly Count offers an opportunity to take a closer look at these winged beauties, and in Suffolk there are a number of locations where visitors can hope to see butterflies galore.

Posted byRoss18th Jul 202118th Jul 2021Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on All of a flutter about Suffolk’s butterflies

In the forest of the cuckoos

You have to get up early to meet a star of the cuckoo world – a bird that is sometimes heard but rarely seen.

Posted byRoss27th Jun 202128th Jun 2021Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on In the forest of the cuckoos

Hawthorn’s festival of blossom

Those who take notice will have been quietly appreciating the transient splendour of the hawthorn blossom over the past few weeks.

Posted byRoss6th Jun 202116th Jun 2021Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on Hawthorn’s festival of blossom

Celebrating 60 years of the Suffolk Wildlife Trust

The county’s dedicated wildlife conservation charity has achieved a huge amount since its formation in 1961, but with threats to nature multiplying, its greatest challenges are yet to come.

Posted byRoss24th May 202129th May 2021Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Celebrating 60 years of the Suffolk Wildlife Trust

Keeping an eye on the hares of Borley Hill

Spring is the best time to see hares as they gather in fields and prepare to box and mate.

Posted byRoss7th Mar 202127th Apr 2021Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Keeping an eye on the hares of Borley Hill

Under the spell of Suffolk’s magical oaks

Ancient man of the forest, self-contained ecosystem, cultural icon and boundary landmark – the oak tree touches us like no other tree species.

Posted byRoss6th Mar 202119th Mar 2021Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Under the spell of Suffolk’s magical oaks

The song flight of the skylark is poetry in motion

The rising flight and song of the skylark is one of the most thrilling wildlife displays you can hope to see in the South Suffolk countryside.

Posted byRoss6th Mar 202111th Mar 2021Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on The song flight of the skylark is poetry in motion

Why don’t more men do yoga? (And why they should)

Practising yoga can lead to you becoming fitter, more flexible, and help with mental health. Why then, don’t more men give it a try?

Posted byRoss16th Feb 202117th Feb 2021Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on Why don’t more men do yoga? (And why they should)

Sudbury’s special relationship with its swans

It is a sound that stops me in my tracks every time I hear it – the unmistakeable throbbing hum that emanates from the giant wings of mute swans as they fly over Sudbury.

Posted byRoss23rd Jan 20216th Feb 2021Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Sudbury’s special relationship with its swans

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