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Woods Mill flooded / Fran SouthgateAuthor Tony WhitbreadChief ExecutiveSussex Wildlife Trust urges MPs in the County to make the case to work with nature rather than fight against it in a
Mike RussellHead of Adult Learning brent goose / Dave KilbeyA small but very intrepid band made it through the floods and general difficult conditions to get to Pagham Harbour last Thursday the 13th and
Author Tony WhitbreadChief ExecutiveThe Wildlife Trusts around the country have, for many years, been promoting an approach to flood risk management that works with nature rather than fights against it. For our most recent 5-point plan follow this link to the Wildlife
From Louise Holloway:"The mild wet weather seems to have been great for frogs. Our smallish pond near the Paddock in Lewes is bulging with spawn after at least 89 frogs (counted on the surface at once) chose Saturday to get together."
Ah-choo! April has more pollen & sneezing for hayfever sufferers. Some say April's named after the Latin aperere, meaning βto openβ, referring to bursting buds, unfurling leaves & blooming blossom. Charlotte tells us more about bud burst. πΈ Alan Price https://t.co/ebOWid9X9Kpic.twitter.com/oBhJXjHmmy
— Sussex Wildlife Trust π¦ (@SussexWildlife) April 18, 2021
18 Apr 21 06:26 pm
At about 12.30 today the sky over Rye Harbour village became very noisy with alarming Herring Gulls. This is often the sign of a bird of prey, such as a Red Kite flying over, but today it was something bigger...