Birdwatchers
3rd January 2024
We’re delighted to see so many birds enjoying Wilder Doddington. In particular, we are thrilled that the Great Grey Shrike is enjoying winter on the
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We’re delighted to see so many birds enjoying Wilder Doddington. In particular, we are thrilled that the Great Grey Shrike is enjoying winter on the
A GREAT week at Wilder Doddington as two rare winter visitors, the Great Grey Shrike (Lanius excubitor) and Great White Egret (Ardea alba), are spotted
Our beautiful, rare-breed Lincoln Red cattle are key to habitat creation at Wilder Doddington. Their role is to graze vegetation, browse hedgerows, create bare earth
GREEN HAY SPREADING AT WILDER DODDINGTON Introducing exciting new native wildflower species to Wilder Doddington to benefit wildlife. As many of our fields were arable
We have some exciting news from the glimmering world of Glow-worms. At Wilder Doddington we have been considering which species ought to be here but
Our Lincoln Red cattle and their calves are out enjoying the estate and you may encounter them whilst walking on our footpaths. It’s important to
Over the last two years, our rewilding has started to encourage wildlife to arrive and thrive. Sometimes we can offer a helping hand and so
Doddington Hall and The University of Lincoln Celebrate Signing Official Partnership In a meaningful step toward greater collaboration between Doddington Hall and The University of Lincoln, UK,
Moths are a major part of biodiversity and are vital for pollination and maintaining the food chain of ecosystems, as well as displaying beautiful wing
Doddington Hall’s Sweet Chestnut Tree to be part of Ancient Canopy to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Lincolnshire’s Doddington Hall & Gardens is delighted that
