Tuesday 26th May 2026 The meadows are looking quite glorious at the moment, swathes and swathes of Pale Flax, their delicate blue flowers tu... by Katie Black
Monday 25th May, 2026 There’s a hum in the air as I enter the woodland at Sunnydale. Flies circling the cool shade below a full canopy... by Ben Holley
Sunday 24th May 2026 Around me the wonderful song of a Skylark, accompanied by the songs of Blackbird and Song Thrush, plus the near consta... by Katie Black
Saturday 23rd May 2026 An early morning stroll brought me towards the cliffs, passing the superb blue Bugle growing in good numbers on the te... by Katie Black
Friday 22nd May 2026 Across the meadows a gorgeous blue hue is visible, as the Pale Flax flowers are in full bloom, carpeting above the gra... by Katie Black
Thursday 21 May, 2026 I was delighted to see on the centre wall a shiny metallic green beetle which I learnt was a Mint Leaf Beetle. Overhea... by Paul M Jones
Wednesday 20th May, 2026 The sunlight breaks through the cloud. It alights the chalk white cliffs of Ballard Down and the stacks at Old Harry R... by Ben Holley
Tuesday 19 May, 2026 A windy morning with a light drizzle which eventually disappears as the morning brightens up. Heading along Long Meado... by Hannah Hastings
Monday 18th May, 2026 It’s a sunny start at Durlston with last night’s raindrops still glistening upon the grass. It’s lov... by Ben Holley
Sunday 17 May, 2026 Amongst the light dew I pondered shed dog hair which might be repurposed as a bedding by a bird or mammal. I smiled at... by Paul M Jones
Saturday 16 May, 2026 On the first Sea Bird Boat Trip of the year last night, we were lucky to see four Puffins on the ledge at Dancing Ledg... by Hannah Hastings
Friday 15 May, 2026 What a beautiful morning, after yesterday’s wild ever-changing weather it’s a pleasant surprise. Heading s... by Hannah Hastings
Thursday 14 May, 2026 Crawling beside the path were the trumpet flowers of Field Bindweed. Upon the wall, beside the gate, the delicate flow... by Paul Jones
Wednesday 13 May, 2026 It is cool with a brisk wind as I get out of my car, doesn’t feel like mid-May I thought to myself. As I walk th... by Jason Hazlett
Tuesday 12th May 2026 I arrive for my final morning patrol at Durlston to a firmament of perfect azure and a cool no’westerly remindin... by Ross Packman
Monday 11th May 2026 A glorious morning out on the National Nature Reserve with the sound of Common Whitethroats rattling and scratching fr... by Katie Black
Sunday 10th May, 2026 I head out across the meadows which are lined with scatterings of yellow flowers where the Bulbous Buttercup has bloom... by Ben Holley
Saturday 09 May, 2026 Through the meadows where I’m accompanied by the near constant song a Skylark somewhere in the distance. The ver... by Hannah Hastings
Friday 08 May, 2026 A beautiful sunny morning spreads out across the park this morning as I make my way down long meadow. Pale Flax sways ... by Hannah Hastings
Thursday 7th May, 2026 After a period of near-constant sunshine, this morning is cooler, quieter and more grey, with just a Chiffchaff and so... by Ross Packman
Wednesday 6th May 2026 With the return of the Hereford cows and new calves now imminent, I went off towards the downland to check on the newl... by Katie Black
Tuesday 5th May, 2026 After a long weekend on Romania’s Danube Delta, luxuriating in squadrons of Great White Pelicans, booming Bitter... by Ross Packman
Monday 4th May 2026 A very still morning, not a single rustle in the leaves or a wave on the sea. However the sound of corvids (crow famil... by Katie Black
Sunday 03 May, 2026 It’s a damp and more humid morning after yesterday afternoon’s heavy downpour, but at least the water isn&... by Jason Hazlett
Saturday 02 May, 2026 Though overcast and misty this morning, spring seems to be showing off, with little to no breeze birds are out in forc... by Hannah Hastings
Friday 01 May, 2026 The car park is buzzing with birds singing away Robins, Chaffinches, Dunnock, Chiffchaff, Great Tit, Wren and Herring ... by Jason Hazlett
Thursday 30th April 2026 As I walked out across the National Nature Reserve where the northerly wind was making the leaves and blossom of the H... by Katie Black
Wednesday 29th April 2026 Another morning of blue sky and bright sunlight, though the nor’easterly is stronger and fresher than the condit... by Ross Packman
Tuesday 28th April 2026 This morning I headed out to the farmland to replace some connectors on the water supply, as I sat on the dried mud th... by Katie Black
Monday 27th April 2026 Another warm sunny morning. I enter the park at Sunnydale, weathered Dandelion clocks standing tall amongst the grass.... by Ben Holley