Archive of: Rye Harbour
-
13 July 2015
New Leaflet
We have produced a new leaflet about Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
-
11 July 2015
Snipe - Stayin' Alive
Common snipe can be seen all year round in Sussex, but they can be difficult to see because they like to hide away and are well camouflaged.
-
04 July 2015
Looking closely at flowers
I often admire colourful displays of wild flowers or look closely at rare ones, but do I really look closely at common ones?
-
02 July 2015
June 2015: Rye Harbour nature reserve sightings
One of the characteristic insects of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is the great silver water beetle.
-
30 June 2015
'Wild Woodies' Summer Holiday Clubs
Sussex Wildlife Trust is leading fun-packed outdoor activity days for children across the county throughout the summer holidays in Henfield, Brighton, Crawley, Seaford and Rye.
-
29 June 2015
EU laws are good for wildlife - act now to keep it that way!
Conservation organisations throughout Europe are working hard to safeguard these hard-won laws that protect nature. But we urgently need public support – your support – if we’re going to win this battle.
-
22 June 2015
Viper's Bugloss
This is a new poster for our information centre at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
-
02 June 2015
April 2015: Rye Harbour nature reserve sightings
The late spring period is perhaps the only time that nightingale can be heard singing around Rye Harbour,
-
20 May 2015
April 2015: Rye Harbour nature reserve sightings
April is a good time to see brown hare on the reserve, particularly the grassy ridges near Camber Castle.
-
20 March 2014
Wheatear: The arrival of the white-arsed vanguard of summer
Author Michael Blencowe Lewes Community Wildlife Officer There�s nothing that can lift my spirits more than learning that the first wheatears have started to arrive on the Sussex coast. After enduring the worst winter ever, I greeted the news of the first wheatear of 2014 with mild euphoria and I wanted to