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Archive of: Seasearch Volunteering

Beach sweep

03 September 2015

Sussex ShoreSearch is looking for volunteers. Join Sussex Wildlife Trust to help identify and record animals, plants and habitats at Saltdean Beach near Brighton on Monday 28 September, between 4:00pm – 6:00 pm.
Sussex Seasearch

19 November 2013

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Another new plant for me today at Levin Down, West Sussex. I think it's Large Thyme Thymus Pulegioides, I certainly smelt it before I saw it. pic.twitter.com/koOfpnXJlX
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7 Jul 20 12:18 pm

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7 Jul 20 10:10 am

Last year, we spoke to someone who is a regular at Woods Mill & is knowledgeable & always careful about wildlife he photographs, Sean Stones. This is his photo of a Bank Vole #wildlifephotography https://t.co/4guner5eih pic.twitter.com/OBtkby2NL3
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7 Jul 20 08:00 am

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