Jan 9, 2024 · These birds are the wild ancestor of domestic pigeons. Their plumage is varied and comes with many different colourings – spend a while watching this bird to see the intricate details of their appearance. They can be found in a variety …

Feb 16, 2024 · Sussex, a county rich in natural beauty and diverse habitats, offers some of the UK’s most rewarding birdwatching experiences. From the serene coastlines and wetlands to the dense forests and vibrant heathlands, Sussex is a haven for bird enthusiasts.

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Here is a list of the 213 species that breed or winter in Sussex, or regularly pass through. Most of these could realistically be encountered during our tours at the right time of year, though some are of course harder to find than others!

Jul 8, 2024 · With its diverse landscapes ranging from coastal cliffs to woodland, wetlands, and heathlands, Sussex offers a mosaic of habitats that attract a variety of bird species. The county’s geographical position also makes it a vital stopover for migratory birds, enhancing its …

Some wetland birds in Sussex are increasing in numbers. Common Cranes have increased the frequency and number of their visits to Sussex, and the Eurasian Bittern has been heard booming at a few locations. Savi’s and Marsh Warblers have bred …

Feb 9, 2022 · We're still in winter, but there are plenty of birds to be seen. This guide will help you identify some of the feathered friends you’re most likely to see - and hear - from home. Lend a hand: It really helps our garden birds if we feed them - …

It contains a database of birds seen in Sussex. For the commoner species a link is provided to photographs were available. For the scarcer species a link is provided to a list of their occurrences in the county of Sussex with links to associated pictures of some where available.

Breeds in SE Europe and across central and east Asia with naturalised populations in central Europe. Rare vagrant from wild or naturalised populations or escape from captivity. Annex 1 species. Scarce introduced resident. Scarce passage migrant; very scarce summer non-breeder and rare breeder. Amber listed species of medium conservation concern.

Jan 17, 2025 · We really hope Sussex residents will join us in force on our January 2025 count and help us build a snapshot of how garden birds are doing in the county and across the UK. The Birdwatch, which started in 1979, has become a much-loved annual citizen science event.