Assistant Ecologist Louisa Reeve explains how a pioneering technology for monitoring wildlife has discovered an elusive woodland species where it had never been recorded before.

Take a closer look this month for a chance to spot insects in disguise, baby birds, and the dragonfly other dragonflies fear!

In the heat of summer, spend time in woodland shade looking out for butterflies, spot vivid wildflowers among the grassland, and enjoy the sound of swifts in our streets.

As the year warms up, look out for summer butterflies and beetles on the wing, vibrant wildflower meadows, and our more elusive nocturnal wildlife…

Glorious green invertebrates take to the wing this spring, while iconic birdsong returns to our skies – but is the famous bird related to the cuckooflower and cuckoo spit?

From returning swallows and post-hibernation hedgehogs to pondlife predators and rare purple wildflowers, April brings a whole host of wildlife to see.

Logan Walker describes his surprise encounter with a pair of nesting treecreepers.

Wildflowers are blooming, birds are singing, and butterflies are fluttering – sure signs that spring has sprung!

Flocks of feeding finches, courtship displays and dances, and frogspawn filling the ponds. Even in these colder months, nature is active and there’s always something to see or hear!

From hardy flowers and vibrant fungi to secretive reedbed skulkers, what can you discover during this cold winter month?