Archive of: September, 2015
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30 September 2015
Late summer visitor sets pulses racing
Woods Mill is always a great place to look for wildlife, but every now and again something special turns up that sets the heart of any naturalist racing, which is what has happened this week.
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30 September 2015
Check your local ivy for ivy bees.
Ivy bees are being reported across Lewes.
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30 September 2015
Plastic Bags
On Monday 5th October 2015 the UK government introduces a long awaited plastic bag charge. To curb the use of plastic bags, shops will charge at least five pence for each bag you use, with any profits going to charity.
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29 September 2015
Eclipse and The Pips
Bat experts survey our Rye Harbour reserve for one of the UK’s rarest species.
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28 September 2015
Photo Competition - My Wild Sussex
Sussex Wildlife Trust is looking for beautiful and awe-inspiring wildlife and landscape photographs to grace the pages of their 2016 online calendar. The subject matter is ‘My Wild Sussex’.
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28 September 2015
Wildlife Hit Squad needs you
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Saturday Conservation Hit Squad needs volunteers (aged 16+) to help keep their nature reserves in tip top shape. It’s good fun, good exercise and good for the wildlife of Sussex.
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18 September 2015
The Sound Of Silence
Michael Blencowe listens out for the great green bush cricket.
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17 September 2015
Searching for the Orthopteran Orchestra
In which we head off onto the Lewes Downs in search of the great green bush cricket.
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16 September 2015
September
Autumn is nudging its way into our lives. It is September and already there is a chill in the air
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12 September 2015
Field Gentians and Autumn Lady's Tresses on the Downs
Field Gentians and Autumn Lady’s-tresses on the Downs
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10 September 2015
West Sussex Minerals Local Plan
An update on plans for mineral extraction in West Sussex. This is an important subject, from an environmental perspective, as plans could have a major impact on local countryside.
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08 September 2015
Jersey Tiger Moth in Eastbourne
Jersey Tiger Moth found in Eastbourne