News
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07 February 2023
A walk through Marline Valley with a hand lens
Sim Elliott describes a walk through Marline Valley with a hand lens looking for lichens and bryophytes in a ghyll high weald wood
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06 February 2023
Behind the Lens with Brooke Haycock
15 year old member and wildlife photographer Brooke Haycock tells us about himself
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06 February 2023
Sofa Birding
Moi Hicks explains how she came to become a Sofa Birder
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03 February 2023
Movements under the water
Ella Garrud tells us about some interesting underwater movement
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03 February 2023
Update from Heritage Trainee Shannon Rae
From hedge laying to camp fire cooking, it’s time to catch up with Rye Harbour Nature Reserve’s Shannon Rae
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03 February 2023
Update from Lederman Trainee Rosie Hutchings
Lederman Trainee Rosie Hutchings tells us what she’s been up to during December and January
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02 February 2023
Flapping, gliding, soaring - identifying birds by how they move
James Duncan takes a look at how we can identify birds by how they move
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01 February 2023
A bigger splash - creative writing anthology 2023
We launch our invitation for entries into our 2023 creative writing anthology - seeking pieces of work around the theme of water
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31 January 2023
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings - January 2023
Bird highlight during January were two Shore Lark which were briefly present on the new saltmarsh opposite the Discovery Centre on the 15th.
Around Sussex
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27 April 2018
Seaford Head spring update
Treepoppers, moths and bees
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23 April 2018
A Day To Remember
I had a fantastic day last Friday with noted entomologist Steven Falk and the Wildlife Trust ecologist Graeme Lyons looking for rare bees at Castle Water.
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03 April 2018
March 2018 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
Highlight during March were two sightings of spoonbill, with birds on Flat Beach on the 7th and 30th when two were seen.