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Archive of: Helen Hodson

Grow your own roof

05 June 2013

Creating a living roof Author Helen HodsonLast bank holiday weekend I achieved one of my ambitions. I single-handedly planted 250 sedum plugs; not as part of the revamp of our garden,

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We love this recent photo of a Siskin in Tom Lee's garden. Did you know they were once known as once known as the Black-headed Goldfinch? More about them here https://t.co/6ZbBPMt57m #WindowOnWildlife pic.twitter.com/D7UPNLdba7
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) January 27, 2021

27 Jan 21 07:30 am

I saw my first ever black winged stilt @ryeharbour_NR this summer 🥰 I was amazed to see how small it was compared to the lapwing! 😮 Given the length of it's legs, I'd expected this dainty bird to be far bigger! 🎥@BBCSpringwatch @Natures_Voice @SussexWildlife #Winterwatch pic.twitter.com/jN80zVglGD
— Sara Humphrey (@Sussex_Sara) January 26, 2021

26 Jan 21 08:24 pm

Thanks to Tom Lee for this reflective stunner: "Sleeping beauty? or Swan Lake? You decide. From my last (pre lockdown) visit to @ryeharbour_NR" pic.twitter.com/TOVwe4v9Dt
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) January 26, 2021

26 Jan 21 07:30 pm

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