Top 10 riverside wildlife sightings
Head down to the River Thames, sharpen your senses and prepare to be dazzled. How many of these riverside residents will you spot?
Water vole by Terry Whittaker/2020VISION
Head down to the River Thames, sharpen your senses and prepare to be dazzled. How many of these riverside residents will you spot?
Signs of spring are beginning to appear, with early flowers providing a splash of colour, and even the odd butterfly chancing some nectar. Read on to see what you can spot this month.
Returning migrants and new generations of wildlife are among May’s must-sees.
Excited squirrels, enigmatic bitterns and fascinating lichens are among the great wildlife to look out for this month.
Butterflies, berries and babes are among our August wildlife highlights - what can you spot this month?
Fungi are the stars of the show as we enter October, but the changing leaves also herald wintering visitors and other autumnal wildlife.
Blossom and butterflies, birds and basking snakes; March brings a change for our wildlife as winter fades and a new season begins.
Leaves are changing colour and migrant birds are arriving; all signalling autumn is here. Find out which wildlife to look for this month.
Shiny red conkers, fighting foxes and eight-legged guests using the bath are among the wild highlights as summer turns to autumn.
Change is in the air as our summer bird visitors gather before heading south for the winter. Find out which wildlife to look for this month.
From pondlife predators to poisonous plants and legless lizards, see what wildlife you can spot as summer reaches its peak.
Winter migrants are arriving to spend the winter here, and there are colourful plants and fungi to discover.
Find out which wildlife to look for this month in our area.