Rye Harbour - Saltmarsh Saturday (25/09/2021) | Sussex Wildlife Trust

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Rye Harbour - Saltmarsh Saturday (25/09/2021) Saturday, 25th September 2021 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM

A deep dive into the mud at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve via a circular walk looking at the function, health and success of saltmarsh regeneration.

Meet at Rye Harbour Discovery Centre TN31 7FW. Car park at TN31 7TY

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Description	Price	Qty
Rye Harbour - Saltmarsh Saturday (25/09/2021)	£5.00

Recent Tweets

At night in the drying reedbed @ryeharbour_NR several small mammals come out to hunt for small animals. From one recent night the trail camera caught:
Pygmy Shrew, then Harvest Mouse and Water Shrew. pic.twitter.com/CAsbJIBwsE
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) September 27, 2021

27 Sep 21 06:30 pm

While collecting blackberries @ryeharbour_NR we found:
Caterpillar of the Knot Grass moth
A Long-winged Conehead - once so rare in Britain it was on the Red Data List
An ichneumon wasp that's very difficult to identify to a species.
There's much to see in a bramble bush... pic.twitter.com/P7PeVOMHeV
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) September 27, 2021

27 Sep 21 03:30 pm

Our Forest School rangers and Eco-warriors are getting stuck in as they support @SussexWildlife on Chailey Common. Today they are busy clearing silver birch trees to help protect the precious heathland. @nwpaptfa @wardenpark @tweetslt @MidSussexActive @midsussex_times pic.twitter.com/f6S24ifAPG
— Northlands Wood (@Northlandstweet) September 27, 2021

27 Sep 21 11:55 am

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