Daws Hall Nature Reserve

Daws Hall Nature Reserve Situated in Lamarsh, 4 miles downstream from Sudbury on the banks of the Stour is a 25 acre Nature Reserve, dedicated to environmental education.

Over 100,000 young people have visited since the Reserve opened in 1985.

One of the East's Best Kept Secrets. Daws Hall Nature Reserve open this Sunday 14th 10-3. Don't miss your chance at a st...
12/06/2026

One of the East's Best Kept Secrets. Daws Hall Nature Reserve open this Sunday 14th 10-3. Don't miss your chance at a stroll of the reserve 🌳 🌺, tea and cake 🍰, have a go pond dipping 🐸 and to support our little charity to carry on with our environmental education mission, now in its 41st year.

We hope you can join us this Sunday between 10 and 3 for the first of our two summer open days. There's activities for c...
05/06/2026

We hope you can join us this Sunday between 10 and 3 for the first of our two summer open days. There's activities for children, cake and lots of fantastic flowers to see across the site. All donations help us to continue environmental education on site in this our 41st year! πŸŒΌπŸŒΊπŸ’

02/06/2026

A Small Yellow Underwing, on Mouse Ear Chickweed in the meadow. There are now well over 600 recorded species of moth on site, compared to the 150 recorded in 1991 this is an amazing indicator of our maturing habitats and the life they support.

20/05/2026

Nice to see so many mayflies nodding about in the air over the last week or so. Here's one that had settled for a moment.

A gorgeous morning and a successful dawn chorus for our morning birdsong walk. The weather and the Nightingales behaved ...
09/05/2026

A gorgeous morning and a successful dawn chorus for our morning birdsong walk. The weather and the Nightingales behaved well.

06/05/2026

Join us for our annual morning birdsong walk this Saturday and you might hear some of the spring classics that we have been hearing today including the Nightingale and Cuckoo as in this clip. Booking via our website in the link below.

A Green Hairstreak. Not a butterfly commonly seen at Daws Hall but an increase in sightings over the last couple of year...
29/04/2026

A Green Hairstreak. Not a butterfly commonly seen at Daws Hall but an increase in sightings over the last couple of years suggests a small colony is growing on site.

Rain! Or lack of, is what's on our mind. As you can see from the handy read out on our weather station over the last mon...
27/04/2026

Rain! Or lack of, is what's on our mind. As you can see from the handy read out on our weather station over the last month we have had a pitiful total of 5.5mm of rain.

Measuring just over 1mm long is this tiny Ladybird, Clitostethus arcuatus. This species isn't that rare, but its tiny si...
15/04/2026

Measuring just over 1mm long is this tiny Ladybird, Clitostethus arcuatus. This species isn't that rare, but its tiny size means that it is very under-recorded. A very keen eyed spot from Sam!

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Henny Road, Lamarsh
Bures
CO85EX

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