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Spoonbill and fawns in the South Downs
It was a lovely morning of birding at Pulborough Brooks, guiding James and his dad. We recorded 56 species of bird, including a typically...

Wildstarts
Jun 25, 20221 min read


Among Nightjars
We got into place in good time for our Dusk Delights walk, with busy pairs of Stonechat and Dartford Warbler, then a Redstart, breaking...

Wildstarts
Jun 13, 20221 min read


Beautiful Demoiselles
The middle of the day is an excellent time to watch dragonflies and damselflies. Damselflies sometimes play second fiddle to their larger...

Wildstarts
Jun 10, 20221 min read


Poppies and hares
Brown Hares are best seen in early spring, when they are very active with mating behaviour and the crops are short, but they can still be...

Wildstarts
Jun 7, 20221 min read


Birds, butterflies and foxgloves at Cocking Down
Just some highlights from a recent walk, loosely along the South Downs Way at Cocking. It's a lovely area of Sussex to go looking for...

Wildstarts
Jun 6, 20221 min read
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