Nightingales, grumpy wood mice and money spiders
06 May 2021
Glenn Norris tells us what he’s been seeing and hearing on the reserves recently
Archive of: Glenn Norris
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You've been framed
08 March 2021
February is largely a calendar-planning and report-writing month for ecologists, luckily Glenn had a distraction in the form of a camouflaged green box.
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A Guide to Dating (if you were a Leopard Slug)
13 February 2021
Glenn Norris takes a wry look at the fascinating “romantic but disgusting” courtship rituals of the Leopard Slug
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How many species?
30 January 2021
At this time of year most plants and bugs aren’t out and about yet so Ecologist Glenn Norris uses this time to check what everybody has been seeing on our reserves
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Breathing in ancient woodland
18 November 2020
Glenn Norris takes a reflective breather amongst the ancient woodland of Ebernoe Common
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Ancient Woodland
17 November 2020
Sussex has large areas of ancient woodland i.e. woodland that has existed since at least 1600 CE, with some pre-existing this arbitrary benchmark. Sussex Wildlife Trust is lucky enough to manage a small part of this
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Heathland Dragonflies at Stedham and Iping Commons
29 September 2020
As part of the Heathland Sculpture Trail that connects the heathlands within the South Downs National Park, a sculpture dedicated to the specialist heathland dragonflies has been erected at Stedham Common.
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Bee Wolf
05 September 2020
Last week Glenn Norris spent 15 minutes watching one of the coolest insects of the year the Bee Wolf.
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Sussex Heathlands
03 September 2020
Sussex Wildlife Trust manages a lot of heathland within Sussex and each has its own characteristics.
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Going Bats in Sussex
23 July 2020
Reserves Ecologist Glenn Norris tells us about the bats of Sussex and where they can be found.