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29 April 2020
Dunnock - Bird Song
The Dunnock is an overwhelmingly inconspicuous bird that in fact very much belies its meek and modest nature
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23 April 2020
Seagulls and the sound of silence?
According to the World Health Organisation, noise pollution affects over 100 million people in Europe – so the effects of noise pollution on wildlife must be monumental. Why then when it gets quiet in urban areas, have seagulls decided to go elsewhere rather than enjoying the silence?
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22 April 2020
Blackbird - Bird Song
The Blackbird is perhaps more familiar to us than any other bird, surely the species we associate most closely with our gardens
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20 April 2020
Behind the Lens with Roger Wilmshurst FRPS
We speak to Roger Wilmshurst, FRPS, about a lifetime of wildlife photography
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18 April 2020
How to make Tie Dye flags
Make beautiful tie dye patterns using berries or natural dyes
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17 April 2020
Make A Bee Hotel
Here is a quick, simple, long-lasting and inexpensive way of creating a home for solitary bees. It took me 20 minutes and cost nothing.
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16 April 2020
Wren - Bird Song
The Wren is a tiny little bird, but it packs a voice with huge punch
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15 April 2020
Small Wonders
Just those few extra minutes to stop, and spend time looking around at what is thriving can help you to see some fantastic wildlife wonders.
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15 April 2020
Dr Barry Yates celebrates 36 years at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
In March, Rye Harbour Nature Reserve celebrated 50 years. Dr Barry Yates talks about the last 50 years- and his hopes for the future