Archive of: April, 2016
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15 April 2016
Kites and Cakes on our Raptor Course
Sarah Quantrill reports from our recent ‘Beginners Guide to Raptors’ course.
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14 April 2016
Bamboozled by camera buttons? Help is at hand
Find out first-hand what it like to go on a Sussex Wildlife Trust photography course
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13 April 2016
Spring at Last!
With the arrival of spring weather at Rye Harbour I have been out and about looking for a couple of rare bee species, and yesterday I managed to find one!
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12 April 2016
Introduction to the Small Mammals of Sussex
The first of our 2016 mammal surveying courses was held at Woods Mill at the weekend.
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12 April 2016
I've waited a decade to see one of these
The Trust’s ecologist was very excited to find rare longhorn beetle in Sussex.
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08 April 2016
Welcoming in the Wheatears 2016
Searching for some amazing migrant birds on our Southerham reserve.
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07 April 2016
Just lookin' for a Brimstone.
I've been working with the Heart of Sidley team and this morning headed over to Sidley to lead a children's walk in the Combe Valley looking for spring wildlife. A group of keen young naturalists met me on The Green and we headed down Glovers Lane until we left
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04 April 2016
Early Bats
After last year’s exciting discovery of a Nathusius pipistrelle bat migrating from Latvia to Rye Harbour we thought it would be interesting to monitor bats early in the year.
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04 April 2016
A Healthy Walk in The Combe Valley
I joined up with a friendly group of people in Sidley today as they headed into the Combe Valley Country Park as part of their weekly health walk.Over the weekend the warmer temperatures have encouraged more butterflies, bees, hoverflies and bee-flies to appear around the county and I was hoping