My Story- Ajay Tegala East Anglia has a rich natural history and some of the country’s finest lowland wildlife spots. Today, there are reedy sanctuaries where once-rare birds secretively lurk, roosting in the winter, nesting in the spring. But turn the clock back a...
Helen Black’s first clicks to expert tips! My passion for wildlife has been lifelong, as a small child I was always animal mad so much so, that when my Dad bought us a portable tape recorder (back in the ‘70’s) one of the first things I did with it was set it to...
Summer fun for kids Summer Fun with Mini Wild Things at Watatunga As the sun finally brightens and the days grow longer, we invite you and your little ones to embark on a summer adventure filled with learning and excitement. Every Wednesday from 10:00am to 11:30am,...
A paradise for wildlife photography “Diana and I are wildlife observers and serious hobbyist photographers. Since Autumn 2020 we have stayed at the Watatunga safari stay lodges on 11 different occasions, over 68 days in all. To say that we love being there is a...
Celebrating Community Spirit Over the past few months, we’ve had the pleasure of participating in and supporting a variety of local events and initiatives that not only bring us closer to the community but also allow us to share the beauty and importance of our...
Dawn Chorus Day From early spring, the woodland at Watatunga comes alive with early morning bird song and it is a magical place to be as the sun rises. Lockdown gave me the time and desire to improve my knowledge of birdsong, and better identify who sang what and...
