Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Twelve
29 March 2020
In which a global pandemic forces our hero to face his deepest fear.
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Species of the day: Comma
29 March 2020
The Comma must surely be one of Britain’s most distinctive butterflies - not necessarily for its wildly exotic colours, but certainly its unique shape.
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In my garden
29 March 2020
The first thing Katie Parker likes to do in the garden at this time of year is to take a walk around and look to see what is growing, and what survived the winter.
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Species of the day: Alexanders
28 March 2020
Alexanders is an umbellifer belonging to the enormously diverse and widespread carrot family. It’s well known for its use in medicine.
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Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Eleven
28 March 2020
I disguise myself as a sofa and wait for the Danny la Rue of the crow family.
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Wonderful Waders
28 March 2020
Wading birds come in all sort of size and shape.
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Living room conservation: getting Horsham on the map
27 March 2020
Please act now. The Horsham Local Plan consultation closes soon and this is a vitally important opportunity to help the natural environment from the comfort of your living room – especially if you live in Horsham District.
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Species of the day: Starling
27 March 2020
The Common Starling is undoubtedly one of the countries most familiar garden birds. So familiar in fact that they’re almost certainly underrated in both their beauty and abilities in song.
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Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Ten
27 March 2020
The song of the Chiffchaff. Not the most inspiring song when you have a hangover.
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Rye Harbour Quilt 2020
27 March 2020
A huge thank-you to everyone that supported the Rye Harbour Quilt project. It has raised nearly £5,000 for the Discovery Centre.