Yesterday afternoon was our fourteenth attendance of the IoA's open afternoon. This event (linked to the Cambridge Festival) is intended...

Linda, Sue, Peter and I carried out the monthly wildlife survey at the 'Church on the Hill', starting early to dodge the forecast sh...

Just a couple of short videos taken from Bishop's Hide yesterday: looks spring-like doesn't it? Well it was actually flippin' co...

Brian, Norman and I spent a very enjoyable morning at Cley: we arrived in overcast, drizzly conditions, but by the time we'd walked out ...

This coming Saturday (March 18th) is the open afternoon at the Cambridge Institute of Astronomy in Madingley Road: once again - for the 14th...

As Linda and I were returning from a run out to our regular Sunday carboot (at Harford Bridge!) we were delighted to find a Red Kite wheelin...

Because the nearest woodland to our garden is a good mile away across the fields, we only rarely see woodpeckers: today, though, we were del...

There was a short hiatus in the drizzle and overcast yesterday: as if by magic 'our' beautifully-marked Buzzards drifted up above th...

As I was leaving Buckenham (following a successful bash at the recent Dotterel) I noticed a young couple launching a drone by the railway cr...