The Natural History of Sussex
TheNaturalHistoryofSussexChats & adventures exploring the wildlife of Sussex, England. Birds, butterflies, moths, mammals, plants, fungi and more - presented by Graeme Lyons, Mat Davidson and Michael Blencowe. For photos and more visit www.thenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Categories | ScienceNatural Sciences | ||||
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We grab our bucket and spade and head to Rye Harbour where we meet Barry Yates and Chris Bentley who take us on a tour of this fantastic nature reserve. We find Mediterranean Gulls, Little Terns, Sea Pea, Pale Grass Eggar, Bombadier Beetle and fall i... more
With spring in the air we talk incoming March migrants and emerging butterflies and go hiking on the South Downs in search of long-eared owls with guests Penny & Dave Green. Graeme brings his new friend to the podcast, Mat finds his own red kite, Mic... more
We break the first & second rules of Bryophyte Club and talk Big Shaggy Moss, Paddyfield Warbler, Bittersweet Smudge, Black Panthers and Mittens. With special guest Bruce Middleton.
Graeme, Mat and Michael take to the road and compete in the Sussex Ornithological Society's annual New Year Bird Race. Get ready for some crazy almond-fuelled action as the boys put their eyes to the skies and the pedal to the metal.
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- Entertaining whilst educating: a clever combo!
These guys really know how to bring the nature on our doorsteps to life . . . & also into our own homes, with these excellent recordings! These podcasts are a must for any nature-lover, Sussex-based or otherwise. If these chaps' enthused discussions don't entice you out into the great outdoors, I'm not sure what will! Have a listen, get bitten by the bug (pun unintended!) . . . & follow in their footsteps! Great stuff, guys . . . so thanks to you all!
Apple Podcasts5kayduu
United Kingdom14 years ago - A brilliant series
The best natural history podcast I've heard. Full of information, enthusiasm, humour and pop-culture references. Brilliant!
Apple Podcasts5Steve at RSPBUnited Kingdom14 years ago - NIce one
Entertaining, educational and definitely worth a listen! Lovely stuff.
Apple Podcasts5GrecodudeUnited Kingdom14 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #46 | United Kingdom/Science/Natural Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #189 |  New Zealand/Science/Natural Sciences |
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