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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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Saw some hedgehog poo on the garden path on Wednesday, so Thursday eve I put out my camera trap. @btnhovewildlife @LivingCoastUK @sussexmammals @SussexWildlife @MathewsFiona @SumatraCTP pic.twitter.com/Z7w0OgiBrs
— Stephen Savage (@BiolAuthorEdu) March 28, 2020

28 Mar 20 11:21 am

A huge thank-you to everyone that supported the Rye Harbour Quilt project. It has raised nearly £5,000 for the @RyeHarbour_NR Discovery Centre. https://t.co/M4I5XOQWMC pic.twitter.com/fSVAkGTs1r
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🐸 (@SussexWildlife) March 28, 2020

28 Mar 20 10:33 am

Second in our @ryeharbour_NR #WaderTales series, the Oystercatcher. About half the Sussex population nest at the reserve, 30 odd pairs. They lay their eggs in the shingle & rely on camouflage. It's unusual for waders to feed their chicks, but these do. pic.twitter.com/o6TTvT6Af4
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🐸 (@SussexWildlife) March 28, 2020

28 Mar 20 09:57 am

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