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Archive of: Eridge Rocks

Moth trapping at Eridge Rocks

21 July 2017

Moths at Eridge Rocks
Hair ice

03 January 2017

This unusual ice formation, known as hair ice or frost beard, was spotted by our Reserve Manager at Eridge Rocks nature reserve in the High Weald.
Volunteers rock on

11 February 2016

Sussex Wildlife Trust volunteers have been working tirelessly over the past few weeks at Eridge Rocks nature reserve near Crowborough, a majestic sandstone rock outcrop set in mixed woodland.
New Sussex Geodiversity website

15 October 2013

Sussex Geological SitesAuthor Henri BrocklebankHead of Biodiversity Record Centre and Living Landscapes The Sussex Geodiversity Partnership launched their new website today, www.geodiversitysussex.org.uk. The Partnership comprises a small group of geologists and geomorphologists
Stick of rock

21 January 2013

Author Graeme Lyons Eridge Rocks / Graeme LyonsOn the 9th January I met up with Sharon Pilkington and Tom Ottley to look at some of the rare bryophytes

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At dawn yesterday many Turnstones were feasting on the storm casualties washed up along the high tide line. This one found lots to eat from a Slipper Limpet, an American species that did not occur in Britain until the 19th century.https://t.co/zASCfwAWeq #30WildSeconds pic.twitter.com/5WlhxFJOVa
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