Archive of: Sue Curnock

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  Flap, flap, glide; the soaring sparrowhawk

  28 September 2016

  Seeing a sparrowhawk is something really special. These magnificent birds of prey are adapted to hunt smaller birds in confined spaces, twisting between the trees like an arrowhead.

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  Bamboozled by camera buttons? Help is at hand

  14 April 2016

  Find out first-hand what it like to go on a Sussex Wildlife Trust photography course

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  Boxing Clever

  23 February 2016

  Many of us like to feed the birds in our gardens, but do we think about giving them somewhere to nest close by and raise a family?

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  Nature Tots – why DO we turn out on a wet Wednesday morning?

  06 December 2015

  Find out what the Nature Tots have been up to this year in their end of season report 2015

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  Every Child Wild

  03 November 2015

  Sima Kotecha from BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, spent the morning with 12 Nature Tots aged 3-4 years and their parents. Concerned about children’s growing disconnection from the natural world, Sima was interested visit the Sussex Wildlife Trust to find out the difference between playing in the woods and going to a park or your own back garden.

• Our wildlife wild ride

  19 August 2014

• When is a spotted redshank not red?

  22 May 2014

• Be Nice to Nettles

  15 May 2014

  peacock butterfly caterpillar / Filma DyerAuthor Sue CurnockNature Tots OfficerNational Be Nice to Nettles Weekis here and the Sussex Wildlife Trust is celebrating the butterflies of the nettle patch.

• Things that make you go 'Oooh'

  08 May 2014

  kingfisher / Paul RobardsAuthor Sue CurnockNature Tots OfficerAnother hidden gem discovered on Mike Russell's bird watching course; the glorious Loder Valley Nature Reserve (part of Wakehurst Place near Ardingly, access permit required). Mike knows

• River Song

  16 April 2014

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