Archive of: Rye Harbour
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28 April 2021
Meet the (new) staff - Natasha Sharma
We speak to new Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Communities and Wildlife Officer Natasha Sharma
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25 April 2021
Bird legs and feet
There is such variation in the feet and legs of birds that you can sometimes recognise birds on those parts alone
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25 April 2021
Spring Bird Arrivals in Rye Bay
The birdwatchers around Rye have been looking more at their local birds this year. So we thought it would be interesting to log the arrival of birds as they travel north
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23 April 2021
Bees at Castle Water
The sandy areas at the northern end of Castle Water are excellent for early bees associated with sandy habitats and over the last few years we have turned up a range of rare species
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06 April 2021
Discovery Centre - handover from Baxall and other news
Update about the Rye Harbour Discovery Centre
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06 April 2021
Meet our staff - Barry Yates
Tilly Hopkins talks to Barry Yates about his life and work at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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31 March 2021
March 2021 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife
Despite the often cold weather during March, there were definitely signs of spring in the air at Rye Harbour.
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15 March 2021
WeBS Counts
The Wetland Bird Survey (WeBS) monitors numbers of non-breeding waterfowl in the UK.
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15 March 2021
Beaks in Action
Beak and bill are names for the same hard, pointed part of a bird’s mouth
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10 March 2021
Antisocial behaviour on nature reserves - how you can help
As the country begins to look forward to a time when we emerge from lockdown, we would like to draw your attention to ongoing issues we are aware of affecting some our nature reserves.
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07 March 2021
A closer look at Frogbit
Frogbit is a floating plant of freshwater. Its leaves look like a tiny water lily, but the flowers have just three delicate white petals.
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05 March 2021
Winter Bats
In our effort to identify and understand the wildlife that lives in Sussex, bats have always been tricky to identify