The Birds of Sussex

Desert Wheatear, Climping November 10, 2003

The Birds of Sussex web site was last updated on 5/01/09

Sussex Bird News last updated 5/01/09
Ovingdean Bird News last updated 17/08/08

My 2008 year list Here

Latest Sussex Updates
A juvenile moulting to 1st winter Scandinavian Herring Gull added Here
Even More Scandinavian Herring Gulls added Here
More Scandinavian Herring Gulls added Here
A Second Winter Yellow Legged Gull added Here
Scandinavian Herring Gull Castle Water added Here
Image of the Sea Lane Cafe Snow Bunting added Here
Image of a Barn Owl at Beachy Head added Here
Images of a Yellow Browed Warbler from October 6 at Chat Vale Beachy added Here
Continental Coal Tit a small article by David Cooper added Here
Images of the Devils Dyke Red Backed Shrike added Here
Images of the Pagham Harbour, North Wall Wryneck added Here
More images of the Cuckmere Haven Grey Phalarope added Here
Images of the Sidlesham Grey Phalarope added Here
Images of the Weirwood Grey Phalarope added Here
Images of the Newhaven Grey Phalarope added Here
Images of a Wryneck from a Hove garden on Saturday August 30 added Here
Another image of the Shopham Bridge Red Backed Shrike added Here
A true Lady appears Sussex, images added Here

Latest National Updates
Images of the Steppe Grey Shrike from Lincolnshire added Here
Eagle Owl Images from Dunsop Bridge, Lancs, Escapes or not a spectacular show Here
Ring billed Gull at Walpole Boating Lake, Gosport on February 5, 2006 added Here
Brunnich's Guillemot from Lerwick, Shetland added Here
Lesser Crested Tern images from Waxham, Norfolk added Here
Sooty Tern and other bird pictures from Anglesey on July 9, 2005 added Here

The Birds of Sussex web site is dedicated to all aspects of Birds and Birding in the County of Sussex. It contains a database of birds seen in Sussex. For the commoner species a link is provided to photographs were available. For the scarcer species a link is provided to a list of their occurrences in the county of Sussex with links to associated pictures of some where available. Many thanks to those photographers who have provided images of Birds that have occurred in the county of Sussex and if anyone can supply further images of Birds from Sussex for inclusion please contact me at Ian@thebirdsofsussex.co.uk. There is also a page that contains news of rare and interesting birds currently in the county of Sussex. Please submit any sightings of rare or interesting birds in Sussex to sightings@thebirdsofsussex.co.uk. There is also a section dedicated to Listing in Sussex. Also a section that contains other pictures of interest with sections for National Birds , Dragonflies, and a Miscellaneous section with photographs from the Natural World that may be of interest. An Articles page contains articles of interest relating to Birds in Sussex please supply articles for inclusion to articles@thebirdsofsussex.co.uk
A links page is supplied for other Bird related sites of interest.
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My Local Patch

A link is provided to a page that is updated regularly with the sightings from Ovingdean and Roedean which is my Local patch. It will obviously be updated more regularly at times of migration Ovingdean News
There is a section called the Birds of Ovingdean that contains a species list with all of the records that I can gather for the Ovingdean and Roedean area. If you can supply any further sightings please submit them to us at the web master link below.

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