Puffins spend most of their lives out at sea, but during their breeding season from late March through to late July they come on land to... keep reading >

Checkout the "Photo of the Week" and view more in the archive.  If you've got a good nature photo you'd like to contribute to the UK Safari website please send it in... keep reading >

On sunny days you can see these little black and white striped arachnids running about on walls and fences in search of prey.  Zebra spiders... keep reading >

Millions of little baby frogs and toads, no bigger than your finger tip, will be leaving lakes, ponds, streams and ditches this month to take their... keep reading >

If you thought all moths were a dull brown colour and ate holes in your clothes, then think again.  This month you could be pleasantly surprised.  Some... keep reading >

Banded Demoiselles take to the air in June.  With a wingspan of around 70mm they're one of the largest damselflies in the UK.  The beautiful... keep reading >

The female Grass snakes which mated in April will now be looking for suitable sites to lay their eggs.  The grass snake is easily recognised by... keep reading >

Maybe it's the way that they move so slowly.  Possibly it's the fact that they're not really worms at all.  Most likely it's the way that their bottoms... keep reading >

Baby bats (pups) are usually born in June.  They're tiny - about the size of a 50p piece, but when you compare the size of the pup to the mother you... keep reading >

June is a good time to go otter watching.  There's no guarantee you'll spot one, but there's worse things you could do than to sit quietly by the... keep reading >

It may look fairly ordinary, but this little insect is a living fossil.  It's the moth that time forgot.  It's literally a dinosaur among Lepidoptera and it goes by... keep reading >

Many birds will be raising their young this month, and within a few weeks many chicks will be leaving their nests, often before they are able to... keep reading >