Archive of: Burton Pond

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  Habitat restoration at Burton and Chingford Ponds Local Nature Reserve

  11 October 2019

  Important habitat restoration work at Burton Pond will benefit rare wildlife including Redstart, Cranberry and Field Cricket

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  The Burton Mistletoe Crisis

  10 January 2018

  Mistletoe has never been recorded on a Sussex Wildlife Trust reserve, but at Burton Pond it is tantalisingly close. However when you are looking for mistletoe you never know what else might turn up…

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  Top Ten Sussex Wildlife Trust nature reserves

  26 January 2017

  Here are the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s top ten most well-recorded nature reserves with a few facts and figures and some charismatic species

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  Successful Veolia Grant at Burton & Chingford Ponds Local Nature Reserve

  09 November 2015

  The Sussex Wildlife Trust has been really fortunate in gaining a grant for carrying out access and wildlife improvements to our land which is part of Burton and Chingford Ponds Local Nature Reserve. The grant is being provided by Veolia Environment Trust as part of the Landfill Communities Fund.

• Mike's Mergansers Great Day Out

  06 January 2015

  Author Mike RussellSenior Conservation Advisor brambling / Dave KilbeyA day in the sun, with great company, great birds, a never-ending supply of great food, a great way to start the New Year is by taking

• Trainee Ecologist finds first for Sussex

  30 June 2014

  Author Graeme LyonsSenior Ecologist alder leaf beetle / Graeme LyonsWhich actually means a first for TWO counties, even more significant than a county first really. This rather stunning creature is the alder leaf

• The X-Files

  27 April 2014

  Author Graeme LyonsEcologistTwo days. Two different invertebrate surveys. Two Xysticus crab spiders that I've not seen until now. Now by far the commonest Xysticus is Xysticus cristatus and you have to look through a lot of these to find the less common

• Wild Watch: great crested grebe

  06 March 2014

  Author Vicky Whitaker great crested grebes / Steve WaterhouseNamed for their elaborate head feathers, look out for these elegant aquatic birds performing their spectacular courtship dance on lakes, ponds and reservoirs. Great crested grebes