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Archive of: Marline Valley

Be tick aware

11 May 2020

Now summer is here it is a good time to brush up on your knowledge of ticks, where they live and what sensible precautions you can take.
A UK first: Shieldbug family new to the UK found at Sussex Wildlife Trust nature reserve

11 July 2019

Exciting news as our Senior Ecologist, Graeme Lyons, has found a Shieldbug family new to the British Isles at Marline Valley in Hastings
Grizzled tales

10 June 2018

Interesting invertebrates at Marline Valley nature reserve
I fell in love with a ghyll

04 February 2013

Author Graeme LyonsLast week I was out again with the bryologists Sharon Pilkington and Tom Ottley. This time at Marline Valley, my first real opportunity to walk the length of the ghyll stream there and see some of the rarer mosses and liverworts along its length.

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Since we're launching our "Into the Wild" photo competition, we thought we'd tweet some finalists from previous years, for inspiration! Glorious colour here from Jamie Fielding, Etienne Fournier, Martin Munn & Alan McKenzie https://t.co/95Y5hGL96u pic.twitter.com/OLf56GjVSX
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🐸 (@SussexWildlife) July 9, 2020

9 Jul 20 03:30 pm

Despite the depression inducing bbq patches, there were 7 marching Musk Orchids in the same place that 6 were last year, and I've had reports of more elsewhere on the reserve which is great news! pic.twitter.com/oGG3gK6Q08
— Glenn Norris (@GlennNorris13) July 9, 2020

9 Jul 20 01:18 pm

Warden Chris reports that it's Big Horsefly Time! This male Large Marsh Horsefly was lounging on a gate at Castle Water earlier in the week (you can tell it's a male because the eyes touch on the top of the head). This one is beefy, though it is still considered medium-sized. pic.twitter.com/c2M2INNVor
— Rye Harbour Nature Reserve (@ryeharbour_NR) July 9, 2020

9 Jul 20 12:54 pm

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