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Birdwatcher’s Diary No.338
By Malcolm Fincham Atlantic westerlies returned with a vengeance as we moved into the latter weeks of October. A succession of low pressure systems with occluded fronts passed over the…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.337
By Malcolm Fincham After a brief incursion of an Atlantic westerly in the form of Storm Amy, our first, and so far only named storm of this autumn which mostly…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.336
By Malcolm Fincham Weather conditions became more settled as we moved into the latter weeks of September. A high pressure system held back the Atlantic flow for a time, conveying…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.335
By Malcolm Fincham Heavy showers and longer spells of rain continued as we moved into first meteorological week of autumn. Although a regular visitor to Whitmoor Common and having regularly…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.334
By Malcolm Fincham By the latter weeks of August the long hot, dry summer welcomed by many in southern regions of the UK had begun to draw to a close.…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.333
By Malcolm Fincham After a brief spell of low pressure across the UK during the latter weeks of July, a plume of high pressure once again pushed up from southern…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.332
By Malcolm Fincham The latter weeks of July were once again showing its annual signs that the tide of summer was on the turn in many ways. Waders were now…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.331
By Malcolm Fincham A large ridged high pressure system stretching up from the Azores continued to dictate the weather during the first weeks of July, occasionally allowing incursions of low…
Opinion: Never Have We Needed the Benefits of the Natural World More
By Catherine Masterman Interwoven with the human scale infrastructure that dominates and regulates our lives – the roads, the trains, the telegraph wires, the pavements, the houses, shops, schools and…
Wildlife Conservation Project Seeks To Protect Some of Surrey’s Rarest Habitats
Some of Surrey’s most delicate and biodiverse habitats – ancient grasslands once used for grazing but now havens for wildflowers and wildlife – are set to be better understood and…
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