Waders at Rye Harbour and beyond
27 July 2019
Waders are such special birds and their evocative calls can take us back to the wild places where we first heard them…
Archive of: Barry Yates
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Enough fish in the sea?
17 June 2019
The breeding terns in Rye Bay have been struggling to maintain their breeding populations, and it’s seems to be getting worse.
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April 2019 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
01 May 2019
This is the month of amazing changes in the natural world with birds arriving / leaving / migrating and many insects and flowers appearing. We enjoyed some exceptionally warm weather, a few April showers and lots of lovely wildlife.
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Review of 2018 at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
30 December 2018
A summary of the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve’s year 2018
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Waitrose volunteer day at Rye Harbour
24 October 2018
Waitrose staff worked hard clearing willow from the reedbeds at a recent corporate volunteer day at Rye Harbour
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A Precarious Lifestyle
04 October 2018
Babington’s Orache is a low growing plant that has a precarious lifestyle, growing in the mobile shingle below the line of the winter storms
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The Showman at Camber Castle
29 September 2018
This was one of the events to raise awareness and funds for the Rye Harbour Discovery Centre Appeal - it raised just over £2,000.
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Old Photos
17 August 2018
Old photographs of the Sussex countryside can sometimes tell a good story. This one from 1947…
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Natural Velcro
16 August 2018
Lesser Burdock is a tall plant of the daisy family that has flowers with hooks or burrs.
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Wild and Domesticated Carrots
21 July 2018
Wild Carrot (Daucus carota) has become a common flower of the grassland and some shingle areas of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.