Dates
shown above the images:
Lancing Ring Dewpond was restored in 1991 by the Friends of Lancing Ring in conjunction with Adur District Council, West Sussex County County Council, The Gambles Group, Blue Circle Cement, M. Langmead (Farmer) and local volunteers.
In the winter of 1999/2000 the pond was stripped out and relined.
24 February 2021
Sunrise at Lancing Ring dewpond.
Photograph by Nick
Macleod
7 February 2021
Report by Andy Brook
16 January 2021
Photograph by Jan Hamblett
4 April 2020
Photograph by Helen Hartzhorne
30 March 2020
Sunrise
by Nick Macleod
flickr
November 2019
Photograph by Karen Macleod flickr
1 July 2019
Photograph by Philip Gardner facebook
10 January 2019
18 November 2018
Friends
of Lancing Ring facebook
28 June 2018
After
a seriously long dry spell
Photograph
by Bridget
Wilson
19 March 2018
Photograph
by Brian Spicer
flickr
The
first snow at the end of the previous month had melted and this was a fresh
flurry.
27 February 2018
Beastly winds from the north-east
brought snow
Photograph
by Bridget Wilson
on Wildlife
of Lancing, Sompting & Surrounds facebook
Shoreham
Weather 2018
25 December 2017
3 August 2017
15 April 2017
22 January 2017
10 August 2016
27 July 2016
21 July 2016
30 June 2016
3 June 2016
23 March 2016
11 March 2016
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May 2015
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28 July 2014
27 June 2014
16 February 2014
26 December 2013 Boxing Day
3 February 2013
Photograph by Ray Hamblett
6 September 2012
12 July 2012
Photograph
by
Andy Brook
This
picture was taken after the rain deluge in Lancing and the wettest June
on record.
12 June 2012
This
picture was taken after the rain deluge which dumped 58 mm of rain on Shoreham
in one day.
Adur
Weather Reports
Photograph by
Andy
Brook
7 April 2012
The morning rain rain certainly welcomed by the very dry dewpond at Lancing Clump
Photograph and comments by
Andy
Brook
Photograph by Andy
Brook
Lancing
Ring dewpond was dry, despite the recent rain.
There was a small area of damp (darker) mud.
Photograph
by Ray Hamblett
There
was a small amount of water in the dewpond after the recent rain.
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There
was no sign of any water and the mud was caked hard and cracked.
5 November 2009
The
water seems very low but it is comparable to 2007,
2005
&
2004.
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Photograph by Andy Brook (North Lancing Community Web Pages)
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The
dewpond after the wettest August
in my lifetime and four days of intermittent rain at the beginning of September.
Yellow
Flag Iris was flowering
in the dewpond and a male Broad-bodied
Chaser dragonfly
dipped its head on to the surface of the water producing very small ripples.
Note the Hawthorn
in flower.
Photograph by Andy Horton
Photograph
by John & Sue Wellfare
on the North
Lancing Snow Gallery
After
a lot of rain since last month.
Photograph
by Ray Hamblett
on flickr
Lancing
Ring pool
Photograph
by Ray Hamblett
on the flickr
Lancing
Ring pool
Photograph
by Ray Hamblett
There
was no sign of any water.
At
least half a dozen attractive Broad-bodied
Chasers (dragonflies)
patrolled the reeds and shallow water of Lancing
Ring Dewpond in the early afternoon sunshine. A couple of Small
Heath Butterflies were seen around the
grassy edge.
Photograph by Ray Hamblett (Lancing Nature) on the Lancing Ring Blogspot
20 January 2006
The
dewpond
contained a fair anount of water with thick muddy margins. The level and
appearance was the same as 24 October 2005.
28 December 2005
Photograph by Ray Hamblett (Lancing Nature) on the Lancing Nature Blogspot
Dewpond
Gallery (by Ray Hamblett)
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10
October 2003
Photograph by Ray Hamblett (Lancing Nature)
Some
notes on Dewponds (1)
Some
notes on Dewponds (2)
Some
notes on Dewponds (3)
Some
notes on Dewponds (4)
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Ring 2008
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