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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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Astonishing number of 3rd generation Wall Brown at Malling Down @SussexWildlife reserve.
Also 3rd generation Common Blue, Brown Argus & Small Copper.
Small White, Clouded Yellow, Speckled Wood & Red Admiral.
Quite an unusual last @UKBMSLive transect of 2020. pic.twitter.com/TMi9zUWVmo
— CrispinHolloway (@CTRH) September 29, 2020

29 Sep 20 08:22 pm

Sean Stones took this photo at Woods Mill this week: "Darters demonstrating a little Dragonfly love"! pic.twitter.com/Q7VltvqVKl
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) September 29, 2020

29 Sep 20 06:30 pm

Why did the snail cross the road? Perhaps the grass looked greener on the other side. Sometimes you just need to slow down, relax and spend 30 seconds looking at wildlife. Video by Barry Yates. pic.twitter.com/4gjNVEBMbT
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) September 29, 2020

29 Sep 20 03:30 pm

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