Norfolk Coast with the National Trust

It's not The Beatles but butterflies and flowers that have come out in the sun and warm weather. Flowers are starting to emerge in gr...

When running a moth trap in the garden, we always look forward to finding the large and colourful hawk moths. Today it was a pleasure to si...

Following last year’s Sandwich Tern nest count , we looked into the perfect pasta with which to mark nests. Penne proved to be the right ch...

Today we discovered the 32nd Oystercatcher nest of the year on the Point. We were surprised to find another scrape containing more than four...

The iconic former Lifeboat house on Blakeney Point got a make-over between October 2012 and March 2013 and here is months of work condensed ...

Last year we were surprised to find an Oystercatcher scrape with five eggs in it, as the usual clutch size is two to four. This year, in al...

Since our last blog post the weather has continued to be warm and bright. However, nature still seems to be playing catch-up following the h...

Yes, as the post title suggests, we have Black-headed Gulls on eggs (and no, it's not rhyming slang for anything else!). We made a brief...

We could have done with the better weather over Easter – we had some really chilly drop in sessions, and for only the second time in about ...

One of the many great things about working on Blakeney Point is witnessing bird migration. While stationed on the beach to talk to visitors,...