Archive of: May, 2014

• The Essence of May

  29 May 2014

  Author Ronnie ReedSchools Officer May has been an amazing month. For the last few weeks, wind and rain and sunshine have worked their wizardry and transformed the countryside into a flowing cloak of green and white. Driving down the Cuckmere Valley to

• Burnt Orchids

  25 May 2014

  Author Graeme LyonsSenior Ecologist burnt orchid / Graeme LyonsFor the last five years I have looked for the mythical burnt orchids that Reserve Officer Steve Tillman found around ten years ago at Southerham

• Swift by nature

  23 May 2014

  Author Ian HepburnHead of Conservation swift / Stefan Johansson Swifts are amazing. I feel my heart and soul lift when the first of these masters of the skies appear in late spring. The sight

• 20.05.14 Tussocks, Hairstreaks and Radio 4

  22 May 2014

  Nick Lear reports from Barcombe"I thought you might like to see this - a female Pale Tussock moth Pale Tussock and eggs / Nick LearOn Sunday

• 16.05.14 Bike to Nature with South Malling School

  22 May 2014

• 15.05.14 Wall to Wall

  22 May 2014

  A photo of two mating wall butterflies taken at Landport Bottom by Zoe Lowe Watson. Walls / Zoe Lowe Watson

• When is a spotted redshank not red?

  22 May 2014

• Vote for Nature

  21 May 2014

  Author Tony WhitbreadChief ExecutiveWildlife and natural processes do not recognise administrative boundaries and today European environmental legislation has become the core framework in most areas of environmental policy in the UK.The 73 Members of the European Parliament that we elect tomorrow will

• Snail Away

  17 May 2014

• Be Nice to Nettles

  15 May 2014

  peacock butterfly caterpillar / Filma DyerAuthor Sue CurnockNature Tots OfficerNational Be Nice to Nettles Weekis here and the Sussex Wildlife Trust is celebrating the butterflies of the nettle patch.