Archive of: 2011

• A Drawing Pin with Legs

  20 December 2011

  Author Graeme Lyonslarge willow aphid / Graeme LyonsI went back to the area of field maples and willows where I found some interesting mosses yesterday. It's great having a new 'patch' I can work within a hundred yards of

• The (occasionally) Frozen Planet

  15 December 2011

• Marine Mindbenders: Mouthy Angler Fish

  13 December 2011

• Seven Tips For Feeding Birds This Winter

  07 December 2011

  Author Jess Priceblue tit and great tit feeding / Alan PriceThis time last year the heavy snow fall we experienced in December forced wildlife into gardens looking for food. This year exceptionally mild weather has meant there is still

• 05 December 2011

• Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

  05 December 2011

  Author James Powerlittle tern / Victor AlvarezIt took the Trust 50 years to build up the area of land it manages to 3,500 acres and then in the blink of an eye, the figure jumps to something in excess

• George Osborne's attack on nature

  01 December 2011

• The Call of Winter

  01 December 2011

  Author Ronnie Reedlittle egret / Tony SuttonThe season is over. The tourists have got into their cars and all returned home, the schools have retreated to the warmth of their classrooms and I have put my feet up. The empty park

• Sussex Awash with Owls!

  21 November 2011

  Author Mike Russellshort-eared owl / Rick LecheWell short-eared owls actually! There has been an 'invasion' this autumn with many birds being seen across the county, and what a wonderful sight it is too! A good thing about short-eared owls

• Idehurst Oak loses a limb

  18 November 2011

  Author Graeme LyonsIdehurst Oak / Graeme LyonsYou know a tree is going to be impressive when it has a name. This is the Idehurst Oak at The Mensand it's one of the biggest we have on our