Wildlife Blog
Short-eared owls can turn up anywhere in the UK, sometimes in big numbers – they just need plenty of available prey. Wildlife photographer Danny Green went to many different locations in search of this majestic owl and eventually struck gold.
The wild boar is a controversial mammal and a recent reintroduction to our forests. Here wildlife photographer Andy Rouse gets down and dirty with them in the Forest of Dean.
Why do strange birds end up in Blighty? The answer, my friends, is blowing in the wind...
Sir David Attenborough reads the lyrics to What a Wonderful World over stunning clips from the BBC's Natural History Unit.
Andrew Parkinson was given the opportunity to spend some more time with one of the UK’s most enchanting birds – the great crested grebe.
Meat may be murder – but if you’re a sparrowhawk, it’s also natural. So what’s the problem?
Wildlife artist Esther Tyson takes us through her experience of learning to dive – overcoming her fears in order to get to grips with nature below the waves and start painting.
Wildlife photographer David Tipling was set the task of capturing one of Britainʼs most alluring yet secretive birds: the nightjar.
Ee by gum! Birding has changed a bit since Bill was a lad – but is it really for the better? Catch the first of Bill’s unedited columns, only on discoverwildife.com.
The UK is home to 40 per cent of the world’s population of grey seals. Alex Mustard plays with them beneath the waves - and takes photos!