Category Archives: Wildlife

November’s Results: Find Wildlife From Home Survey

Posted on 07/12/2020 by Nikki

After a mild October, where bumblebees and butterflies were still a regular sight in our gardens, the signs of winter began to settle in over November. All of a sudden, it seems as though our regular wildlife visitors have disappeared. Some animals, such as hedgehogs and dormice, will … Continue reading →

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Wildlife Crime

Posted on 13/12/2013 by Tom

If you are concerned about wildlife crime or would like more information about what to do if you see a wildlife crime taking place please see the information on this page on the Chichester District Council website.

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Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera) of the Manhood Peninsula

Posted on 07/09/2013 by Trevor MWHG

Peacock Inachis io A very common and beautiful butterfly often seen in our area from around July to November and February to May. The caterpillars are black and spiky, their food plant is the common nettle

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Reptiles

Posted on 14/09/2012 by Sarah

Reptiles are characterised by their dry, scaly skin that can retain water, allowing them to inhabit some of the driest places on earth. They usually mate on land and depending on the species, either lay eggs (i.e. grass snake and … Continue reading →

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Slow Worm

Posted on 06/09/2012 by Sarah

Slow Worm Anguis fragilis – Grows up to 50cm long and give birth to live young. Eats slugs, and other small animals.

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