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
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
Sunday 26th April 2026 After a trip upcountry for an Essex wedding, on which I heard both my first Cuckoo of 2026 and the liquid majesty of a... by Ross Packman
Saturday 25th April 2026 Being a Saturday we are hosting the parkrun as usual, but then we have a wonderful Wedding taking place in the Gallery... by Katie Black
Friday 24th April 2026 The easterly wind again producing a chilly start in the sunshine, the blue sky with the odd wisps of cloud, against wh... by Katie Black
Thursday 23 April, 2026 Both Ash and Sycamore remained behind other trees with leaf cover. In South Field a male Blackbird crept through the m... by P.Jones & Amy Hayhurst (+Wesley the dog)
Wednesday 22nd April, 2026 Setting out this morning, I decided to go on a stroll to find Durlston’s four Spring Orchid which are in flower ... by Ben Holley
Tuesday 21st April 2026 A cooler morning compared to yesterday’s patrol, with a full drop of two degrees in air temperature even before ... by Ross Packman
Monday 20th April 2026 Another glorious spring morning for a park patrol, sunlight dancing on the waters of the English Channel, and just the... by Ross Packman
Sunday 19th April 2026 The blue sea, sparkling in the sunlight, and sailing towards the east a flotilla of grey sailed boats. Skimming past t... by Katie Black
Saturday 18th April 2026 Arriving for this morning’s patrol, I’m spoilt with blue skies and a gentle breeze. As I emerge from my va... by Ross Packman
Tuesday 18th 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
Tuesday 18th 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
Friday 17th April 2026 Despite the overcast grey clouds, it was a lovely morning for a stroll across Durlston National Nature Reserve, with b... by Katie Black
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