Experience wildlife at night this summer

Summer is one of the best times to meet nature ‘after dark’. As the sun sets, bats emerge from their daytime roosts and swoop around the canopy of the oak trees searching for moths and flies. Very lucky...
Marvellous Moths!

Thanks to volunteer Robert King for his wonderful report and photos It’s National Moth Week - a chance to celebrate the fantastic diversity of native moths. Many people think of moths as small, drab...
High summer butterflies – hairstreaks and honeydew

Find out more about some of our special butterflies from Lydia's (our Visitor Experience Officer) blog... It’s that time of the year, the sun is shining, and the butterflies are fluttering. Here at...
Introduction to Photography Part 1: Understanding the Exposure Triangle

Thanks to wildlife and landscape photographer John Dominick for his lesson and photos. Along with volunteer warden Andy Jones I have been co-leading photography workshops at Pulborough Brooks for four...
Introduction to Photography Part 2: Camera modes and metering

Thanks to wildlife and landscape photographer John Dominick for his lesson and photos. In the previous article I touched on what are generally accepted to be the more advanced modes on a camera. In...