Langford Lowfields News Today

Having previously outlined the risk of giving false hope — I find myself driven to share yet more good news, writes Erin McDaid.

Two pairs of birds that became extinct in the UK during the 19th century have bred at a nature reserve.

In his latest column, Erin McDaid, of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, looks at the development of Besthorpe Nature Reserve.

Look up! The big birds are back in town. Discover the migratory birds of prey that fly to the UK each spring to nest and raise their chicks.

Parcel delivery firm DPD has donated £90,000 to the RSPB to support the nature conservation charity's work restoring a sand and gravel quarry on the banks of

Making homes for curlews, lapwings, bees and butterflies – and more - our nature reserve teams are hard at work over the winter. Take a peek ‘behind the scenes’ at five places where the work doesn’t stop during the colder months. | The RSPB

Making homes for curlews, lapwings, bees and butterflies – and more - our nature reserve teams are hard at work over the winter. Take a peek ‘behind the scenes’ at five places where the work doesn’t stop during the colder months. | The RSPB

August is always reliable for the local birder and 2022 was no different, as bumper Pied Flycatcher and Garganey numbers were enjoyed along with some exciting seawatching.

Widespread Ring Ouzels accompanied decent tallies of Black Kite and Red-rumped Swallow as spring migration ramped up.

A major Garganey influx and returning spring migrants made for an enjoyable month of birding.