Lovely first quarter Moon last night: while I was taking a few photos a Swift got in on the session!

It's our week to lock All Saints in the evening, so Linda has deployed a Trailcam near the water bowl she fills every day: tonight we we...

Linda and I met up for lunch with my big brother, Rob and his delightful wife Michelle, who are spending a few days in Suffolk. The venue wa...

For only the second time in the thirty plus years we've lived in Blofield Heath we've had a rabbit munching clover on the lawn. As l...

Just after sunset the Moon is a lovely site low in the west: through binoculars the crater fields towards the south pole are really spectacu...

Presumably one of the Ranworth pair, an Osprey flew north over the garden this morning. (Naturally my camera was at arm's length, but sa...

Despite the heat he's still with us! Time for our ancient, little Snowman to inspect his domain: too hot to stay out of the freezer for ...

Our family group of Red-legged Partridges are becoming regular visitors again, now that the youngsters are nearly fully-grown. Most mornings...

Today was the June wildlife survey at All Saints, Hemblington: Linda, Sue, Peter and I were joined by old friends Joyce and Andrew for a mos...