Around 10,000 square metres of precious heath were wiped out by a fire that got out of hand last weekend.
The fire caused devastation near Heath Road East when it got out of control, destroying precious habitat and wildlife, especially …
The distinctive mustard and brown stripes of cinnabar moth caterpillars can be found munching on common ragwort this year.
Cinnabar moth is just one of 30 insect species (and 14 fungi species) that are entirely reliant on common ragwort as …
The chiffchaff is a small olive-brown warbler which actively flits through trees and shrubs, with a distinctive tail-wagging movement. These summer visitors to the Heath have a distinctive song in spring and summer that sounds like “chiff – chaff”, which …
Water rails are genuine oddities amongst British birds.
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The family of John Pike has commemorated his memory on Petersfield Heath.
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