For an insect, dung is a good thing to get into!

For many years I have been meaning to take more interest in Dragonflies and Damselflies, and the summer and autumn of 2020 provided the perfect opportunity.

A good indication of the poor spring for invertebrates comes from the moth trapping carried out locally near Rye.

As with many of our birds, the English names of gulls are generally pretty descriptive.

Bird highlight this month was a White-tailed Eagle which was present over the Beach Reserve on the 19th.

We speak to new Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Communities and Wildlife Officer Natasha Sharma

There is such variation in the feet and legs of birds that you can sometimes recognise birds on those parts alone

​The birdwatchers around Rye have been looking more at their local birds this year. So we thought it would be interesting to log the arrival of birds as they travel north

The sandy areas at the northern end of Castle Water are excellent for early bees associated with sandy habitats and over the last few years we have turned up a range of rare species

Update about the Rye Harbour Discovery Centre