​A Bumper Sunday: Recovery Signs and a New Species for the Trust ​What a session! This past Sunday’s CES (Constant Effort Sites)  ringing session was one for the books. It was a high-intensity morning that challenged our team but rewarded us with fantastic data and some very special avian visitors. ​The Numbers at a Glance ​It was an incredibly busy morning right from the start. We found ourselves with over 50 birds in the first round alone ! ​ Total Birds Processed:  169 ​ S

A Season of Recovery and Activity at the Glade ​As the crisp air rolls in and the frost begins to dust the reserve, you might expect nature to be shutting down for the year. However, here at The Glade Trust, life is as vibrant as ever. The recent dip in temperatures serves as a reminder that winter is on our doorstep, and with it comes a shift in our priorities to support our local wildlife. The Feeder Feast (and Scrub!) ​With natural food sources dwindling, our bird feeding

​As the days grow shorter and a crisp chill fills the air, many people think nature is winding down. But here at Glade Trust Nature Reserve , the show is far from over! While the dazzling summer butterflies might be fading, the fascinating world of Autumn Moths  is just beginning. These resilient night-fliers are a vital, yet often overlooked, part of the reserve's ecosystem. Why Moths Matter in Autumn Moths are crucial to our environment, acting as nocturnal pollinators and