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Author Michael BlencoweLewes Community Wildlife OfficerAmericans have chosen to align themselves with a mighty eagle. India have elected the elegant peacock. But we've voted an antisocial, murderous ball of anger as our national bird. So what is it about the robin that us Brits find so endearing?
Author Neil FletcherInterpretation OfficerWe get lots of people asking us about the best way to feed garden birds."What's the best bird food?", "How do I clean my feeders?","When should I feed the birds?" , "Should I put water out?"So we have produced a couple of video guides to help you
In the afternoon on Saturday a team gathered to help sow wildflower seed at some sites around Lewes where we have been working as part of our DownTown Lewes project.In the summer these sites were surveyed to ascertain what is already growing here and we decided what other native wildflowers
The churchyard at Southover Church has been managed by volunteers and is already a great place for wildlife. The churchyard offers patches of wildflowers which during our summer surveys were alive with butterflies, bees and other insects. Other areas of the church are kept short to ensure public access so
robin / Neil FletcherMike RussellHead of Adult Learning Last week I wrote an article for Sussex Life (it will appear in their January edition), extolling the virtues of being woken in the morning by
If you want to create a warm, dry and cosy home safe from prying eyes and predators, going underground is a popular option. Charlotte Owen digs a little deeper in her blog to find out more about the animal architects who create their own underground homes: https://t.co/ix0N2epsAppic.twitter.com/Gpv2HX57ew