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Robin, sun-bathing, Home Garden, Aldwick, 5th August 2002.

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SUSSEXNATUREWEB is designed to bring you the best of natural history in Sussex, especially in West Sussex. On the following pages you will find useful information concerning a wide-ranging number of localities and subjects. Further pages will be added as the year moves on.

The natural world in a SUSSEX NATURE' DIARY Up-to-date news about various localities and recent records etc.

Click on NORFOLK to read about our holiday (Spring, 2004) to Hickling, Norfolk.

Click on NORFOLK Part Two to read about our recent holiday based on Hickling Broad.

A new page to explore - HOVERFLIES and some other natural history subjects.

Yet another new page to browse - Other NATURAL HISTORY SUBJECTS. Insects and other interesting items.

Have a look at The NATURAL HISTORY GARDEN which will put you in the picture when reading about our garden here in Aldwick.

Click on NORFOLK to enjoy our spring trip, based on Wells-next-the-Sea.

Walk over MILL HILL, near Shoreham, a delightful area to visit, especially on week-days. In the summer, good flora and some nice butterflies.

Explore the BURTON MILL POND, the BLACK HOLE and COATES COMMON near Petworth.

Walk through the woodlands at WEST DEAN as far as the South Downs Way

Lose yourself in EBERNOE, a place of magic

Queen of them all - the Local Nature Reserve of PAGHAM HARBOUR

Make an acquaintance with the WILDLIFE of PAGHAM HARBOUR

Enjoy a sunny day and dragonflies at STOPHAM BRIDGE

The wetland experience at ARUNDEL WILDFOWL & WETLANDS CENTRE

Worthy of a leisurely day out, the PULBOROUGH RSPB RESERVE has rewards at any time of the year

Theft from parked cars at nature reserves and the like in many parts of West Sussex remains a problem. When visiting any reserve, please remove all valuables from your car and ensure that it is firmly locked. If you have an alarm system, ensure that it is in operation. If you have a glove box, open it and leave it open and empty during your absence. Also, if you drive a hatch-back and have a parcel shelf which obscures the area behind the rear seats, take it out and leave it at home. That way, anyone looking into the car will see that you have nothing of value hidden away. Check around the car-park before you go off: if anyone is sitting in a nearby vehicle, have a casual look at them. If they look suspicious, just note their registration number: it may be of use to you later on! Some car-parks, such as the one at Church Norton, for instance, are regularly targetted. One last suggestion: remove all bird club, RSPB, county trusts' stickers etc., from the windows of your car. Potential thieves know that cars with such stickers are likely to be carrying optical goods etc.

DISCLAIMER: Although we have tried to make the information given here on these pages as accurate as possible, and all details and particulars are stated in good faith, we accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by any person resulting from information published on this web site. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities before you visit. This includes information on entrance fees, opening and closing times, access and staffing. Changes can and do occur. If you are planning to visit a site or reserve where some or all of these aspects might apply, it would be sensible to give the administering body a telephone call beforehand.

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