#DawnChorusDay at RSPB Pagham Harbour heralded in by cuckoo, blackcap, whimbrel and a host of others.

Our blue tits are growing fast

Sussex Wildlife Trust's webinar to explain why nationally Local Wildlife Sites are important, why the planning system can and should be protecting them and what you can do to help. Protecting Local Wildlife Sites 18 July between 19:00-20.00. Register here: …ex-planning-network-for-nature.org.uk/posts/61329837…

July summary on the Peninsula: 137 species for the month, a record total for July, year total 201. New birds included: curlew sand, pec sand, caspian gull, glossy ibis & grey partridge. Butterflies included small heath (rare here) and purple & white letter hairstreak.

The Big Give is LIVE, and your chance to help Turtle Doves is here! 🕊️ Turtle Doves need us more than ever—and for this week only, every £1 you donate to Operation Turtle Dove will be doubled. Don’t miss this chance to make twice the difference: brnw.ch/21wP9Gl

It's baaack! 🎉🐦 Registration for the one and only #BigGardenBirdwatch is officially open! Who's in for 2025? brnw.ch/21wPl2s 👈

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These 10 not-so-common birds might not visit every garden, but they’re worth keeping an eye out for this #BigGardenBirdwatch! 👀 Have you seen any of these visitors on your patch before? Sign up & get ready to count this January: brnw.ch/21wPOy1

Interested in helping out with national surveys of Dartford Warbler, Woodlark and Nightjar in 2025? Find out more at community.rspb.org.uk/ourwork/b/scie…