Avocets take off...
20 July 2017
One of the highlights on the reserve in recent years has been the increase in Avocets…
Archive of: July, 2017
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What's in a name?
20 July 2017
These mini sunflowers are now flowering in our grassland…
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Dragonfly Week
19 July 2017
Dragonflies: as they dart and glide across the summer skies with a bright flash of iridescent colour and a whirr of wings, it’s easy to see how these voracious aerial predators earned their name.
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6666 the number of beasts
11 July 2017
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s ecologist makes more exciting finds at Graffham Common nature reserve
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Flying Ant Day 2017
05 July 2017
Today was officially Flying Any Day in Sussex
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Fish surveys at Rye Harbour
05 July 2017
Our Marine Officer recently assisted with a small fish survey at Rye Harbour
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An Odd Food Chain
04 July 2017
Here are some photos to illustrate an odd food chain that we observed at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve this week.
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Bee Course it's fun!
04 July 2017
Twenty people came from far and wide over the weekend to attend a Bee Identification course at Rye Harbour run by well-known naturalist and entomologist Steven Falk.
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Ground-nesting birds
04 July 2017
Think of a bird’s nest and your mind will probably wander high up into the branches of a tree or hedgerow – but not all birds have such lofty ambitions
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June 2017 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightngs
03 July 2017
Bird highlight during June was a black-winged stilt which was present briefly at the western end of Harbour Farm on the 2nd of the month.