Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog

News of a White-Winged Black Tern at Swineham - our third in as many years - saw me hurtling down on the bike after work today to avoid the ...

My travels over half-term enabled me to catch up with some common and some rarer members of my favourite family of birds: the waders. Diver...

After the Gannets , the highlight of my recent visit to Bempton was the very sociable colony of Tree Sparrows which breed around the visitor...

For some reason I can't think about Monty's Harrier without being reminded of a famously sweary line from Withnail and I . This does...

It's not just Gannets at Bempton Cliffs - there are also auks aplenty, gulls and the odd tubenose to look down on. In the nicest possi...