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Aquatic Creepy Critters

31 October 2018

The oceans are full of strange and scary looking beasts, but there are some creatures which are ready to celebrate Halloween all year round!

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Concerted conservation efforts on farmland across the county could see the grey partridge thrive here once again – but we’re still unlikely to see one perching in a pear tree! https://t.co/deVZBts3wp #TuesdayMotivation pic.twitter.com/KDRiFiHPkh
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) December 11, 2018

11 Dec 18 07:30 am

There’s no mistaking the oystercatcher, one of the largest, noisiest and arguably best dressed of our shorebirds https://t.co/5Be3fXSyBi #WinterWildlife pic.twitter.com/KPBwQqIoou
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) December 10, 2018

10 Dec 18 07:49 pm

RT @nikki7sisters: Volunteers planting bulbs and making natural wreath bird feeders with Cradle Hill School today @SussexWildlife #Seaford #volunteers pic.twitter.com/hHb2pesuKI
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) December 10, 2018

10 Dec 18 07:10 pm

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