Wildlife Archives

Migrating Birds

The beaches and estuaries of the Fylde Coast are important stopping-off points for migrating birds. Find out more about their long journeys.

Take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch. Count the birds that visit your garden or local public place, for the RSPB’s annual survey

Did you know that bats live right here on the Fylde Coast? See them on the seafront at Cleveleys. Be quick – they fly mighty fast!

Beautiful butterfly sightings are something to keep a watch for – even along the coast. A rare sighting from a reader, and other beauties

This post was originally one of Chrissie’s blogs. But ‘How to Save a Bee’s Life’ is good to know for all of us – and so simple to do!

At Hugo’s Small Animal and Rescue Sanctuary, all things furred, feathered and scaled are offered refuge. Can you help them?

Have you ever seen a Portuguese Man o’War wash up on UK shores? These strange, floating creatures can pack a mighty punch if disturbed

All over the Fylde Coast, even on the high streets, above our heads you can see these delightful little birds twittering and flying.

He’s the resident seagull at Visit Fylde Coast. Cheeky and full of personality, here’s a day in the life of Homer, in his own words.

Do you love to feed the birds in your garden? If you do, you might want to have a go at making this recipe for wild bird cake.