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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
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
Author Michael BlencoweSwift by Mark GrecoA month or so after I started my new post in Lewes as the Sussex Wildlife Trust's Community Wildlife Officer, my attention was drawn to an advert for an exhibition by local artist Mark
Author Jane WillmotControlled burn / Mark Monk-TerryWe are planning a controlled burn on Iping Common this autumn. Burning on heathland is a centuries old technique used for management of dense stands of even-aged heather to create a mosaic