Welcome to Sussex Wildlife Walks

Sussex
Wildlife Walks is a new venture set up by Paul James. Despite an ever
expanding urban area, Sussex is still very much a rural county
supporting a wealth of wildlife including spectacular concentrations of
wildfowl and waders, brightly coloured orchids and dazzling
dragonflies. My aim is to introduce you to this wildlife through a
series of guided walks at selected locations in both East and West
Sussex. These walks are aimed at beginners and amateur naturalists who
want to learn more about the Sussex countryside and identify what they
see. To find out more about these walks click here
Welcome
to my website which includes details of forthcoming walks. With the onset of the autumn migration, August is a good month to get out birding especially on the coast where well known sites such as Pett Level Pools and Sidlesham Ferry can hold numbers of passing waders including little stints and curlew and wood sandpipers. It's also a good month to catch up with some of the county's scarcer butterflies especially grayling and silver-spotted skipper.
Latest site update - 5th August 2008