Wilder Doddington
20th March 2025
Our recently recruited Conservation Adviser, Matthew Capper, finds hope and joy in his first few weeks in his new role… It’s a funny thing, time.
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Our recently recruited Conservation Adviser, Matthew Capper, finds hope and joy in his first few weeks in his new role… It’s a funny thing, time.
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
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
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
A folly in the shape of a pyramid built from recycled concrete stands 10m tall in the grounds here at Doddington Hall in Lincolnshire.