Thursday 16 April, 2026 I watched the rain falling onto the pond surface and appreciated the bright yellow of Cowslip near the garden hide. A ... by Paul M Jones
Wednesday 15 April, 2026 It’s wet and foggy as I get out of the car. I decide to walk straight to the pleasure ground woodlands, on the w... by Jason Hazlett
Tuesday 14th April, 2026 I arrive for this morning’s patrol to patchwork skies, slate-grey waters and the backlit mass of the Isle of Wig... by Ross Packman
Monday 13 April, 2026 It’s a sunny and still start to the day, from the car park a Chiffchaff, Robin, Wren, Blackbird, and Goldfinches... by Jason Hazlett
Sunday 12th April 2026 A little splash of rain overnight soaks into the dry cracked clay and invigorates a carpet of green to race up towards... by Ben Holley
Saturday 11 April, 2026 A chilly grey morning compared to the rest of the week, but this doesn’t stop the birds from singing and the flo... by Hannah Hastings
Friday 10 April, 2026 Heading out through the meadows the hedgerows are smothered in snowy white Blackthorn blossom. The meadows are covered... by Hannah Hastings
Thursday 09 April 2026 While my commute began by a fog-cloaked Poole Harbour, on arrival in the Country Park a bright sunrise is rapidly burn... by Ross Packman
Wednesday 8th April 2026 With bright blue skies and barely any wind, it was a gorgeous morning for a wander around Durlston. Flitting and swo... by Katie Black
Tuesday 7th April 2026 After a quick litter pick around the car parks, me walk took me into Lighthouse Field where the air was ringing with b... by Katie Black
Monday 6th April, 2026 It’s a lovely warm start at Durlston with the morning Sun alighting the fresh green leaves that have emerged upo... by Ben Holley
Sunday 05 April, 2026 Starting 20 minutes earlier today to get ahead of the game, as I change into suitable footwear I instantly hear a Chif... by Jason Hazlett
Saturday 4th April 2026 A thick layer of fog covered the fields this morning, and from it fell a gentle drizzle - the grass underfoot wet as I... by Katie Black
Friday 3rd April, 2026 After welcoming in April with glorious sunshine, today’s patrol takes place wreathed in low cloud, a damp, cool ... by Ross Packman
Tuesday 2nd April 2026 A glorious early morning, down through the woods where the trees were set superbly against the blue sky. The leaves ... by Katie Black
Wednesday 01 April, 2026 Long Tailed Tits fly past overhead as I get out of the car this morning, coming to land in the Hawthorn in front of th... by Hannah Hastings
Tuesday 31st March 2026 Under the grey skies of the last day of March, the gorgeous sound of birdsong accompanies my patrol around the Nationa... by Kattie Black
Monday 30th March, 2026 This morning I head straight down to the cliffs to find plenty of Guillemot spread about the water. Theres a separate ... by Ben Holley
Sunday 29 March, 2026 First day of British Summer Time, noticeable as was still dusk when waking up! I start the walk on a hazy morning in t... by Jason Hazlett
Saturday 28th March 2026 After a few days away from the Country Park, the skies above Durlston are a near-perfect ceiling of cerulean this morn... by Ross Packman
Friday 27th March 2026 As I started my stroll towards the clifftops, I was delighted to see at close quarters a male Roe Deer as he lounged i... by Katie Black
Thursday 26 March, 2026 I passed a bud laden mature Field Maple and heard the distinctive calls of a Chiff Chaff. Entering Skipworth I discove... by Paul M Jones
Wednesday 25th March, 2026 This morning a strong south-westerly wind blows through the park, cooling the temperature and reminding us we’re... by Ben Holley
Tuesday 24th March 2026 Starting off to the far north-west corner of Durlston to inspect the recently installed waterpipe work, the sky covere... by Katie Black
Monday 23rd March 2026 An extra early start this morning as I met some local climbers and tech guys who are helping to diagnose the problem w... by Katie Black
Sunday 22nd March. 2026 Another lovely Spring morning at Durlston, with the Sun shining and bird song in my ears. I listen to the two-tone Gre... by Ben Holley
Saturday 21st March 2026 The perfect springtime morning for patrol today, with blue skies, crisp air and just a gentle zephyr stirring the Holm... by Ross Packman
Friday 20th March 2026 As I looked across the field the head of a female Roe Deer emerged, the eyes half-closed as she bathed in the warm sun... by Katie Black
Thursday 19 March, 2026 Arum leaves already had some holes and signs of nibbling, presumably due to insect larvae. A delightful splash of Blac... by Paul M Jones
Wednesday 18 March, 2026 Springtime is certainly here with wall-to-wall sunshine providing me with plenty of vitamin D! Within the car park a C... by Jason Hazlett