THE BIRDS AND WILDLIFE OF HOLYWELLS PARK, IPSWICH

See all of Parrish's published images, covering a variety of subjects, locations and photographic styles.

See Matt's published photographs, covering a variety of wildlife topics and subjects.

Matt's incredible photography can be seen here along with some interesting commentary about his wildlife observations.

Really great site for all Suffolk birders which gives you daily summaries of birds seen in Suffolk, a lively guest book page as well as a whole host of interesting topics covering all aspects of birding in Suffolk. Find out what's really going on in the Suffolk birding scene!

Great website belonging to the Suffolk Ornithologist Group SOG. If you are a Suffolk birder or have an interest in Suffolk birds then you should be a member and regularly checking into this site!

Holywells birder Gi Grecco's great website looks at the wildlife to be found around Melton and the surrounding area, places where he visits before work and during his lunch break. It includes sightings from Martlesham and Woodbridge down river with Methersgate and Sutton on the opposite side, inland towards Bredfield, up river to Bromeswell and Ufford and to the woodland and heaths around Rendlesham and Suttonon wildlife in the Melton area of Suffolk.

Paul Oldfield's informative site about birds seen around the Felixstowe peninsula. The recent reports page is great to catch up with what's about and Paul's site guide is essential reading for anyone wanting to access the best birding locations.

Scott Mayson's site is great to look through. Catch up with his monthly exploits in Suffolk and further afield. If you have an interest in digiscoping then check out his useful guide to this subject and his walk through of photoshop.

Website run by Suffolk based ace digiscoper Barry Woodhouse. Lots of great photos and digiscoping advice.

Website for local Ipswich RSPB group.

The Friends of Holywells Park is a volunteer group established in 2001. Their aim is to increase local knowledge, understanding and enjoyment of Holywells Park.

Website for the local bird observatory based in Felixstowe. Lots of great pictures and full of information regarding the ringing work undertaken.

A group of people with a common interest in natural history: animals, plants and geology, the Suffolk countryside and the environment generally. Our members range from beginners to expert amateurs and wildlife professionals.

Submit sightings of ringed birds and assist in the recording of their movements. Also learn about ringing projects and schemes throughout Europe.

This is probably the most accurate and interesting weather site you can use.

Website for Suffolk branch of Butterfly Conservation.

Excellent butterfly site which runs in association with Butterfly Conservation

Website for the British Dragonfly Society, full of information, species accounts, photographs and details of recording schemes.

Aims are to create a Living Landscape where wildlife flourishes in our countryside, towns and villages. SWT care for more than 50 nature reserves and conservation advisers work with farmers and local communities to improve and for wildlife and create networks of linked up habitat across Suffolk.

Go to the Parks page to learn more about Holywells Park and other Ipswich parks together with the work carried out by the Park Rangers.

Home page for the Bat Conservation Trust. Lots of interesting features about bats, their identification, welfare and status.