
Lime Hawkmoth
Mimas tiliae
Paula Boer
From deer roaming Ashdown Forest to woodpeckers drumming in ancient woodland — explore recent sightings reported by the community and naturalists across the High Weald.
Approximate locations shown
East Cliff Road, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge Wells TN4 9PH, UK
Salvation Army Church, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge Wells TN2 4XB, UK
Forest Row RH18 5BN, UK
Uckfield TN22 5QA, UK
Woodgate Primary Academy, Crawley RH11 9GT, UK
Kenwards, Brighton, England, GB
Wadhurst TN5 6NU, UK
Raystede Animal Centre, Lewes BN8 5AJ, UK
Broomfield Gardens, Henfield BN5 9UE, UK
The Presbytery, Tan Yd, Henfield BN5 9PE, UK
The Presbytery, Tan Yd, Henfield BN5 9PE, UK
Kenwards, Brighton, England, GB
Buckbarn Crossroads, Horsham RH13 8LN, UK
Coldean Lane, Brighton, England, GB
Brighton, England, GB
England, GB
Heathfield
Heathfield
East Grinstead RH19 4LQ, UK
Mayfield TN20 6RJ, UK
Mayfield TN20 6RJ, UK
W27Q+49, Lewes BN8 5BX, UK
Mayfield TN20 6RJ, UK
Mayfield TN20 6RJ, UK
Barcombe Cottage, Barcombe Mills, Barcombe, Lewes BN8 5BT, UK
Mayfield TN20 6RJ, UK
Mayfield TN20 6RJ, UK
Locations are approximate to protect wildlife
The latest wildlife spotted in our area

Mimas tiliae
Paula Boer

Agonopterix nervosa
Dave P

Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale
Josh Russell

Steatoda nobilis
Dave P

Chrysolina americana
Chris Leeming

Macdunnoughia confusa
Mr David Boddington

Lymantria dispar
Dan McLaughlan

Mesopsocus immunis
ColdeanSapphire
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