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Great Tit - Bishopstone Pond - 16.4.2012
Green Finch collage Seaford 18 7 2011
Greenfinch Southease 28 3 2012
Greenfinch - Tidemills - 19.2.2013
Grey Heron - Lottbridge - Eastbourne - 31.7.2013
Grey Heron - Lottbridge - Eastbourne - 31.7.2013
Grey Heron catches lunch - Lottbridge - 31.7.2013
Grey Heron taking off - Lottbridge - Eastbourne -…
Grey Wagtail - East Blatchington Pond - 27.1.2012
Gull sees off Rook - East Blatchington Pond - 13.8…
Hawk takes off - Bishopstone - 19.6.2012
Heron - Exceat - 9.12.2011
Herring Gulls beak to beak - 20.4.2011
Herring gulls fishing at Seaford - 30.3.2012
It's a gull's life - Seaford Head - 17.5.2013
Kittiwake colony on Seaford Head - 27.4.2012
Kittiwakes flying - Seaford Head - 15.5.2013
Kittiwakes nesting on Seaford Head - 17.5.2013
Lapwings & Gulls Bishopstone 6 2 2012 4web
Little Egret & visitors 7 Sisters 23 2 2012
Little Egret 7 Sisters 23 2 2012
Little Egret Cuckmere 25 5 2012
Little Egret Cuckmere Exceat 9 12 2011
Great & Blue tits 2 2 2013
Goldfinch - possibly female or immature - Bishopst…
Goldfinch - Mill Creek - Newhaven - 29.5.2012
Goldfinch - East Blatchington - 24.5.2013
Bar-tailed Godwit - Tidemills - East Sussex - 17.2…
Gathering of gulls - Ouse Estuary Nature Reserve -…
Dunnock or Hedge Sparrow East Blatchington 27 1 20…
Dunnock or Hedge Sparrow Bishopstone 26 3 2011
Dunlin at Denton Island - Newhaven - 18.3.2013
Dunlin & Redshanks - Denton Island - 16.3.2013
Dunlin & a Redshank Denton Island 18 3 2013
Ducks take off - OENR - 12.3.2013
Curlew - Mill Creek - Newhaven - 15.10.2011
Cormorants 7 Sisters 23 2 2012
Collared Doves watch nest with 2 young Seaford 12…
Collared Dove on nest with young - Seaford railway…
Collared Dove nest with 2 young Seaford 12 4 2011
zzzzzzzzz a maybe crane fly - 9.6.2011
Small Tortoiseshell Seaford 19 6 2011
Yellow Shell moth Seaford 12 5 2011
Rose chafer - Seaford - 22.6.2011
Bee - Hilictus tumulorum - Seaford - 22.6.2011
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Great Crested Grebe - Newhaven - 22.6.2013
This bird was swimming against the tide, upstream of Newhaven Swing Bridge, powered only by one leg. The left leg was clearly damaged. It remained virtually on the same spot for over ten minutes - after which I carried on with my shopping trip.
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