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Archive of: Mark Monk Terry

Willand Wood and The Warren

19 December 2021

Thanks to some incredibly generous legacies, a successful appeal and some very good timing, we have been able to expand our Ebernoe Common nature reserve
Reserves week - what you might see at Old Lodge & Ebernoe Common

20 July 2021

What might you see at Old Lodge and Ebernoe Common Reserves at the moment? Reserves Manager Mark Monk Terry has a couple of suggestions
Countryfile welcome rare breed Exmoor ponies

17 March 2015

Exmoor ponies / Sue CurnockAuthor Mark Monk-TerryReserve ManagerCountryfile will feature the arrival of three Exmoor ponies to our Levin Down nature reservenear Singleton in West Sussex in their Sunday, March 29

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I see a #WolfMoon rising! @ryeharbour_NR @SussexWildlife pic.twitter.com/5x1lRazUew
— TwitOfATwitcher (@OfTwitcher) January 17, 2022

17 Jan 22 07:55 pm

We can't wait to see Bluebells carpeting the woodlands of Sussex again #BlueMonday pic.twitter.com/RmIEwzCZDd
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) January 17, 2022

17 Jan 22 04:30 pm

Moonbirds 4
This morning's setting moon coincided with the Curlew leaving their night roost...
Curlew are named after the new moon - Numenius comes from 2 Greek words, 'neos' = new and 'mene' = moon. This creates 'of the new moon', alluding to the crescent-shaped of the bill.
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— Rye Harbour Nature Reserve (@ryeharbour_NR) January 17, 2022

17 Jan 22 04:12 pm

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