Archive
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06 April 2020
Species of the day: Buzzard
The Common Buzzard has in recent years displaced the Kestrel as the UK’s most widely distributed and observed raptor species - it can now be seen in every county.
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06 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Twenty
After being confined for twenty days it’s time to pause and insert a Comma into my prison sentence.
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06 April 2020
Moth Blog
Bob Foreman starts a regular series of blogs about garden moth trapping
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05 April 2020
Species of the day: Primrose
‘Primrose Day’ was created on April 19th to celebrate Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli’s love for his favourite flower
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05 April 2020
Behind the Lens with Bob Foreman
We speak to Sussex Biodiversity Record Office Data Lead Bob Foreman about his work and photography
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05 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Nineteen
Let the Blackcap and Bill Withers serenade you on this sunny Sunday.
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04 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Eighteen
In which I get beaten at my own game.
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04 April 2020
Species of the day: Herring Gull
The Herring Gull splits public opinion like no other bird. It may appear a familiar sight and sound across the length and breadth of the country, indeed in many areas you’d argue they’re hard to avoid - but astonishingly it’s in catastrophic decline.
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04 April 2020
Snail Race
The Sussex Wildlife Trust brings you the excitement of….. Snail Racing.
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03 April 2020
Sussex Seahorses
We have had a few reports recently of sightings of one our most elusive marine creatures – the small yet charismatic seahorse.
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03 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Seventeen
In which I’m challenged to a Back Garden Bird Race… and I challenge you to one too
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03 April 2020
Species of the Day: Lipped Snails
There are a couple of species of Lipped Snails commonly found in Britain - they’re cleverly named Brown (Cepaea nemoralis) and White-lipped (Cepaea hortensis) according to the colour of the band closest to the opening (or aperture) of the shell.