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Tag Archives: Lewes
Incredible peregrines, lost seabirds and blackberries and cream
Author Michael Blencowe It was a busy weekend for the Sussex Wildlife Trust over in Lewes. On Saturday evening I organised a talk at the Linklater Pavilion. Phil Everitt of the Sussex Peregrine Study Group gave 40 people a fascinating … Continue reading
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Biosphere Reserve
Author Tony Whitbread The Biosphere is the world in which we live and share with other living things – the zone of life around our planet – for which UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) is developing … Continue reading
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Peregrine Falcons in Lewes
Author Michael Blencowe Circling high in the blue May skies above Lewes is one of the world’s deadliest predators. Peregrines are hunting above us. Scanning the avian traffic their incredible vision locks on to an unsuspecting bird passing below and … Continue reading
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Posted in Birds, Michael Blencowe, Wildlife
Tagged DDT, Lewes, Peregrine falcon, Sussex Peregrine Study
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For those about to Rook
Author Michael Blencowe The first sound that a newborn rook hears is other rooks. Lots of them. It’s a sound that will surround it every day for the rest of its life. Rooks are one of our most sociable birds. … Continue reading
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Posted in Birds, Michael Blencowe, Wildlife
Tagged corvid, Lewes, Lewes Wildlife, Mark Greco, rook, rookery
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Putting wildlife in the picture
Author Michael Blencowe A month or so after I started my new post in Lewes as the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Community Wildlife Officer, my attention was drawn to an advert for an exhibition by local artist Mark Greco entitled ‘A … Continue reading
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Posted in Community, Wildlife Events
Tagged Art auction, Lewes, Mark Greco, Viva Lewes
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Asilus crabroniformis and Me
Author Michael Blencowe It was 1977 when I first encountered the hornet robberfly. I was seven years old and out with my family on Dartmoor. I remember laying in the sun listening to music on our chunky Roberts radio (I’d … Continue reading
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Twinkle
Author Ronnie Reed Don’t let on to anyone but there moments in this job when I can’t believe I am actually being paid for what I do. Special moments that bring home why I do what I do. Such a … Continue reading
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Posted in Environmental Education, Marine
Tagged cuckmere haven, Lewes, rscpa, seal, Seven Sisters Country Park
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