October Nature Must-sees! 2025​

​

This month a fungus and fruit and a spider take are the focus of our monthly must-sees. With Autumn in full swing, you are encouraged to seek out the stunning Fly Agaric mushroom, perhaps the most iconic of all. Also, look for the fruits of the Blackthorn (Sloes), and check your garden for a common spider.

May Nature Must-sees! 2025

​

This month, we’re celebrating the Jewel of Spring – the stunning Pearl-bordered Fritillary, a delicate and fast-declining butterfly that’s a real treat for early-season wildlife watchers. But that’s not all we have birds, flowers and more insects too.

March Must-sess! 2025

​

We look at three species to seek out this month whilst out and about on your walks and wildlife wanderings, Common Orange Lichen, Stinking Hellebore and Amber Jelly.

In search of the Midnight Mushrooms

​

I go looking for a common species of mushroom in Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park at night, because this mushroom totally transform under the cover of darkness.

June Nature Must-sees! 2025​

​

This month we are keeping an eye out for some species close to home, in fact two in the garden and 2 more in urban areas. Japanese Rose, Red Valerian, Mint Moth and Elephant Hawk-moth are giving a pink-purple feel to this months video. 

Wild Day in the Rhinogs – Walks & Wildlife 🌿🐦

​In the first episode, I head into the wild and rugged Rhinog mountains in Snowdonia for a day of hiking, exploring, and soaking up the stunning scenery. I encounter fascinating wildlife including Dipper, beautiful lichens, and an unexpected meeting with some mountain goats.​

February Must-sess! 2025

​

We look at three species to seek out this month whilst out and about on your walks and wildlife wanderings, Scarlet Elf Cup, Purple Sandpiper, Hazel amd a bonus selection of Hair Ice Crust.

Autumn Lady's-tresses (Spiranthes spiralis)

​

In this video I take a look at one our late flowering orchid species here in the UK. Filmed on a windy day in Flintshire, North Wales in August 2023, we take a look at this stunning little flower and where it occurs.

Are Natrue Apps Any Good?

​

With a growing number of nature apps claiming to identify birds, plants, insects, and even bat calls at the tap of a button, how accurate are they really? In this latest video I put some of the leading nature apps to the test.

April Must-sess! 2025

​

We look at three species to seek out this month whilst out and about on your walks and wildlife wanderings, Danish Scurvy Grass, Glue Crust and Channel Wrack.

Nature Highlights 2024

​

I look back on 2024 and discuss some of my favourite nature encounters of the year, including some birds, fungi, plants and more.