September was an excellent month for sightings with a couple of locals finding some unusual hawkmoths in their gardens, a new record count of spoonbills, lots of migration from seabirds to pink-…

With northerly winds during the month, August was very exciting for our local sea watchers. They put in a huge amount of time (118 hours) sea watching, resulting in a great number of bird and…

July really did produce some very unexpected sightings from a new orchid discovery, unusual migrating waders, breaching dolphins all the way through to small moths. This just goes to show how much…

June is a typically quiet month for birds but there is lots of non-avian activity to draw one’s attention.

Matthew Capper, keen birdwatcher, photographer and our Head of Public Engagement & Communications, on the importance of fieldcraft to improve your chances of seeing wildlife and decrease the…

Spring really is a great time of year to be out and about. There were lots of great sightings in May with new species of butterfly, dragonfly and orchid for the Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park…

A very quiet month for non-avian records with the prolonged arctic winds. Despite the cold weather and delay for many migrating species the majority did make it eventually. It was quiet surreal…

Spring was in the air during March and the warm spell at the end of the month triggered the arrival of the ‘true’ spring migrants.

February was certainly an interesting month starting off with Storm Darcy and freezing sub-zero temperatures and finishing with that incredibly warm spell that lasted for a short period. It seems…

Summary of sightings from Richard Doan, Coast and The Wash Assistant Warden