October’s wildlife sightings included a bird that was last recorded at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in 2014.

The screeching calls and active night-time habits of some birds have made them a symbol of folklore and the paranormal. Find out more about three that can be found at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.

We think nature should be inclusive, however for those living with disabilities, there can be barriers that get in the way. Hastings and Bexhill Mencap visited the nature reserve to help us try and understand what we can do better.

For artist, Jim Northover, inspiration for his latest art collection came from a Greenfinch. He realised overlaying two simple shapes in green and yellow was enough to distinguish it.

Pie and mash, plenty of birdlife and a stunning sunset proved to be the perfect combination for Sarah Watson, Events Officer, at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.

In autumn, we start to welcome back our intrepid winter wanderers, as they migrate from colder climes. Find out the key wildlife sightings this month.

It’s been a labour of love, but we’re delighted that the viewpoint onto the reedbeds and wildlife of Castle Water, are once again open for the public to enjoy.

Neither plant nor animal, they belong to a kingdom all of their own. We’re talking about fungi. Sarah Watson, Events Officer at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and resident fungi-lover, introduces a few of her finds from the nature reserve.

Our new Wilder Learning and Communities Officer, Aimi Rifat, headed to the seaside to take part in Wild Beach training. Find out how she got on here.

For many birdwatchers, autumn is the most exciting time of year. But what are they so excited about? Find out more about autumnal migration