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Count butterflies in a field full of buddleias | Dorset Butterflies
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Working to save Dorset’s butterflies and moths. Count butterflies in a field full of buddleias. Red admirals on buddleia. Two of our Dorset Branch members, Peter and Judy Westgate, have set up a buddleia collection covering two-thirds of an acre, which is now becoming well established and is a stunning sight when in full bloom. There are no special arrangements, just turn up and count. The collection is at Princes Field House, Parsonage Street, Fontmell Magna, SP7 0PB. How to get there:. August 2, 2015.
Butterfly Conservation Dorset - Get Involved
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You can help us to save butterflies and moths. Joining Butterfly Conservation helps in many ways. The button below takes you to the national Butterfly Conservation website which tells you more:. As a member of the national organisation, you are automatically also a member of the branch where you live. The green donate button below will take you to the national Butterfly Conservation website, but the money will come to us:. There are more ways you can help us gain income. Is it a big commitment? We have m...
Butterfly Conservation Dorset | Events Diary
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Guided walks, talks and other activities in the Dorset area. Guided Walk - Osmington. Osmington, East of Weymouth. A downland and country lane walk on which we should find at least 15 species of butterfly. The targets will include Adonis Blue and Wall. There is a choice to return to the start making a 2 hour walk or then have a picnic lunch if you wish to continue to make a total of 4 hours walking and watching. Children are very welcome. Meet at 11.00 am outside Osmington church. Lawrie de Whalley Phone:.
Butterfly Conservation Dorset - Places
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Places to see butterflies. The best sites for butterflies and moths in the wonderful county of Dorset. Broadcroft Quarry, Portland. Western side of Portland. NE of Blandford Forum. Compton and Clubmen's Down. Good site for Lulworth Skipper. More info at durlston.co.uk. Stourpaine, nr Blandford. Moors Valley Country Park. East Dorset Between Wimborne and Ringwood. Eastern side of Portland. Western side of Portland. More info at slopbog.org.uk. Southfield Down and Hog Cliff National Nature Reserve.
Photographic competition | Dorset Butterflies
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Working to save Dorset’s butterflies and moths. Brimstone. Photo: Andrew Cooper. We all know that the Big Butterfly Count is currently taking place, but did you know about Butterfly Conservation’s photographic competition? For all you budding photographers, this is your chance to share your beautiful and interesting images with the possibility to win up to 150 of Castle Cameras vouchers. So, to celebrate the count, bring your camera along on your walks and join us in. Big Butterfly Count ID Chart. Butter...
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Butterfly Conservation - North East Branch - Links to other web sites and resources
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Saving butterflies, moths and their habitats. North East England Branch. Cheshire and Peak District. Hampshire and Isle of Wight. Glasgow and South West Scotland. Northumberland Moths. (New site launched in August 2010). National Macro Moth Recording Scheme. North East Moth Forum. Steven Cheshire's British Butterflies. Other Conservation and Wildlife Sites. Tees Valley Wildlife Trust. Buglife - The Invertebrate Conservation Trust. Natural History Society of Northumbria.
Butterflies | Huddsbirder
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My Fav Yorkshire Sites. Blacktoft Sands Bird List. Old Moor Bird List. Potteric Carr Bird List. Spurn Point Bird List. Norfolk Photos June 2011. Norfolk Pics March 2010. Padova Photos May 2010. Photos Hudds Club Area. Venice Photos May 2010. The Garden Moth List. The Moth Life List. List for May 2011. Gambia Species List November 2014. My Patch Bird List. Bugs, Beetles, Flies and Spiders etc. Photoshop Tutorials and Photography Tips. Reviews for Cameras and Associasted Stuff. Weather and Tide Times.
Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog: April 2015
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Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog. Monday, 27 April 2015. If you had told me at the start of April that I could add Great Blue Heron. Two Reed Warblers (#162) were singing close together in a small reedbed on Studland. After some verbal jousting, they came together and became locked in mortal combat. The bird on the left established its superiority, almost drowning the bird on the right. The dominant bird flew off, leaving this one battered - but still alive. Sunday, 26 April 2015. Little Ringed Plover (#159).
Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog: July 2014
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Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog. Sunday, 27 July 2014. The view from the window of our holiday accommodation in Northumberland this week: Red Squirrel. But eventually he's had enough of these which is when the questions start. Yesterday, on the long journey up to Northumberland, where we are just starting a week's holiday, he announced 'I want to ask some. I want to know'. Questions'. 'Is there any other kind of question? I replied. 'Yes, there are 'I want to know if. Q 'Where are we going? The rules of Chee...
Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog: October 2014
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Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog. Friday, 31 October 2014. I was on holiday on the Isles of Scilly when Britain's first Eastern Crowned Warbler was found in Co Durham in 2009, and was disinclined to follow the example of one well known twitcher who left the islands immediately to see it. The second record for the country was identified after the event a few years later, having been pulled out a ringer's net in Hertfordshire and released, never to be seen again. A close up showing the pale median crown stripe.
Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog: August 2014
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Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog. Monday, 25 August 2014. Sea creatures great and small. This time last year I found my sea legs and did three pelagics out of the Isles of Scilly. A single Great Shearwater swung around the stern of the MV Sapphire before heading out to sea again. A very elegant bird. Far commoner in the waters around our coast is the Manx Shearwater - these two were photographed from the deck of Scillonian III on the way over. This one was mixing it in among the gulls at the back of the boat.
Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog: December 2014
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Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog. Wednesday, 31 December 2014. 2014: retrospection and introspection. So that's it then, another year gone, and what to show for it? Bridled Tern: Bird of the Year? Eastern Crowned Warbler, Cleveland, October. 3rd record for Britain. Oh go on then, for Auld Lang Syne: Northern Harrier/Marsh Hawk, Portland, April. Which caused a stir among lepidopterists. Painted Lady, aberrant form. Short-toed Eagle, Morden Bog: bird of the year for many, and not just in Dorset. The first I hav...
Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog: May 2015
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Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog. Sunday, 31 May 2015. Http:/ petermooreblog.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/also-at-bempton.html. Saturday, 30 May 2015. For some reason I can't think about Monty's Harrier without being reminded of a famously sweary line from Withnail and I. This doesn't happen very often, as they have become a very rare breeding bird in Britain, having started off being not very plentiful in the first place. After an early start from Dorset. Male Montagu's Harrier, Blacktoft Sands. Marsh Harrier and ...
Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog: A harrowing twitch
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Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog. Saturday, 20 June 2015. Cretzschmar's Bunting, Bardsey Island - a monster bird and my 200th species photographed in Britain in 2015. The White eye-ring, dark rusty orange underparts and throat patch, and lead grey head and upper breast distinguish Cretzschmar's from the closely related Ortolan. The Ctretzschmar's fed on seeds among the concrete pads around the lighthouse. A more substantial bird that the local Linnets as this picture shows. Silence. It was broken by Andy ...
Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog: That's more like it
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Peter Moore's Wildlife Blog. Thursday, 18 June 2015. That's more like it. Even when I see a new bird these days I get quite frustrated if I don't get a half-decent photograph of it. Half-decent is about as much as could be expected of the Pagham Harbour Hudsonian Whimbrel. Hudsonian Whimbrel, Pagham Harbour. Preening to reveal the dark rump. Catching the evening light nicely here. Hudsonian Whimbrel (right) with Eurasian Whimbrel (left). It took over an hour before I got the opportunity for a flight shot.
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Butterfly Conservation Dorset - Welcome
Working to save Dorset's butterflies and moths. 75% of British butterflies and 66% of common moths have declined in living memory. Our efforts include conservation work, monitoring butterflies and moths, and raising awareness of the problems they face. There are lots of ways you can help. Find out more. One of our 30th birthday cakes. Photo: Lynda Lambert. Posted: 18 March 2018. Ponies at Alners Gorse. Photo: Nigel Spring. Alners Gorse ponies still hard at work. Posted: 18 March 2018. Tweets by @BC Dorset.
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