
Autumn brings big changes for our wildlife. For World Animal Day, we’re looking at how hedgehogs, squirrels, birds and insects adapt as the colder months approach.

October is when autumn really begins to show itself. From colourful leaves and shorter days to misty mornings and changing wildlife, here’s what to look out for this month.

September and October often bring more spider sightings around our homes. We look at why they suddenly appear, how big house spiders really get and what you can do about them.

The autumn equinox takes place on 23 September 2026, marking the beginning of astronomical autumn. Here’s what the equinox means and why day and night aren’t quite equal.

A partial lunar eclipse will be visible across Enniskillen and County Fermanagh during the early hours of 28 August, with around 93% of the Moon entering Earth’s darkest shadow.

The Perseid meteor shower peaks over Fermanagh on the night of 12–13 August, with dark skies and a new Moon creating excellent conditions for spotting shooting stars – if the weather cooperates.

A rare partial solar eclipse will be visible across Enniskillen and County Fermanagh on Wednesday 12 August, with more than 90% of the Sun expected to be covered at its peak.

A powerful cannibal solar storm is hitting Earth, triggering auroras and raising concerns over power grids, GPS, and satellites. Here’s what you need to know.

Discover affordable ways to stay warm in County Fermanagh this winter. From smart layering to draught-proofing, here are practical tips to beat the cold without high heating bills.

The Beaver Moon will rise over Enniskillen on Wednesday 5th November 2025. Learn when and where to see this bright supermoon, why it’s special, and what to expect in the night sky.