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Some November scenes from Sussex
Crowds of people come here at weekends – mostly staying on the concrete road or flat paths. The open access land gives stunning views… and quietness to enjoy the beauty of this valley.
The beauty and variety of the changing seasons, together with the diversity of habitats in Sussex mean that interesting walks can be enjoyed all year round.
Coast and harbours
A particularly favourite location to see our winter visitors is Pagham harbour. Click here to see pictures from a linear walk in November 2012, when the picture, left of a Teal was taken.
Migrant birds arrive from the Arctic in Autumn. When the woods are bare, the coast and harbours are alive with birdlife.
The South Downs
Areas of the South & North Downs, which are nature reserves, abound with butterflies in summer. Right a Cinnabar Moth on Ragwort.
Orchids on the South Downs in June
However, if you can also see Butterfly orchids at the same time – that is an extra pleasure and delight.
Bee orchids right are a joy to see
18th November 2012
The Seven Sisters from Cuckmere Haven beach.