EVENTS
Samhain:
1
November = Summer's
End
(when
there were only two seasons)
WILDLIFE
REPORTS
15
November 2012
A
Mistle
Thrush was seen in the bare branches of
a large tree immediately east of St. Michael of All Angels church in western
Southwick. It was distinguished from a
Song
Thrush by its larger size and different shape.
Urban
Reports 2012
Widewater
Little
Grebes
7 November
2012
On
Widewater
Lagoon a handful of Little
Grebes dived under the calm waters and
at least one surfaced with a silvery fish its beak. On Lancing
Beach Green a Wheatear
perched on a wooden fence between the green and the shingle, prior
to emigration.
 4
November 2012
Winter
seems to have arrived with rain leaving standing water and the winds gusting
at Gale force blowing the remaining leaves off
the trees. In the fading light of the late afternoon, eleven waders with
red legs were active on the small amount of exposed River
Adur mud between the Cord
Grass patches and the south-east side
of the Toll Bridge. Most of these
were Redshanks.
November
2011 Reports
Adur
Nature Notes 2011
Redshank
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