Old Lodge in the snow

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04 February 2019 | Posted in Nature Reserves , Old Lodge

Old Lodge nature reserve in the Ashdown Forest was turned into a winter wonderland last week.

Thanks for Tom Lee for sharing his beautiful video with us.

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#speciesaday no. 82 is Cobalt Crust. Found this electrifying fungus on some old fence posts today at Heyshott Down, only the second time I have seen it which was also in January @SussexWildlife @__clare__ pic.twitter.com/ITPNV9RfwV
— Graeme Lyons (@graemelyons) January 22, 2020

22 Jan 20 10:20 pm

Winter is a good time to look for Mistle Thrush, while the trees are bare, as males tend to perch up on the highest branches to sing: https://t.co/4bgtj7EVXO #Winterwatch pic.twitter.com/2SGUL5atZr
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🍄 (@SussexWildlife) January 22, 2020

22 Jan 20 07:29 pm

Wildlife Rangers (12 to 16 year olds) will be meeting at Stanmer Park on 21 Feb 2020. We’ll be pond dipping, fire lighting, looking for small mammals and using hand tools to open up a butterfly glade. Booking essential: https://t.co/hJitZg2NeK #Brighton pic.twitter.com/Mn7MVdQ6K4
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