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Devon invertebrates: Wasp spider on Chudleigh Knighton heath
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Saturday, 27 September 2008. Wasp spider on Chudleigh Knighton heath. I recorded a wasp spider (. On Chudleigh Knighton heath - the Devon Wildlife Trust reserve in August 2008. This species is spreading in the UK probably as a result of climate change. The current distribution from the National Biodiversity Network is here. I think I saw one like these! But Im not sure if its exactly the same. 3 December 2010 at 03:46. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). British Entomological and Natural History Society.
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Devon invertebrates: November 2008
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Monday, 10 November 2008. Devon beetles in The Coleopterist. There are a number of articles on Devon beetles in the latest issue of the Coleopterist. Vol 17 pt 2 September 2008. Keith Alexander writes on the wood-decay beetles of Ashclyst. Clive Turner details the re-discovery of oil beetle. Clive Turner also recounts the rediscovery. Of the ground beetle. On Dartmoor (vol 21 pt 1 2008). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). British Entomological and Natural History Society. Dartmoor National Park Authority.
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Wildlife Conservation from the Heart of the Levels in Somerset UK: Barcroft Hall, Somerset
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Wildlife Conservation from the Heart of the Levels in Somerset UK. My personal views on wildlife conservation and the work of the Heart of the Levels Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust. Wednesday, August 10, 2011. Barcroft Hall, Somerset. I visited last weekend and was surprised to see so many plants still in flower and more so the range of plants. There are some non native plants. As a visual spectacle it certainly has the wow factor in big measure. Ammobium alatum Winged everlasting. Gilia capitata B...
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Wildlife Conservation from the Heart of the Levels in Somerset UK: Batty Piece, Ladies Bedstraw and Humming-bird Hawk Moth
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Wildlife Conservation from the Heart of the Levels in Somerset UK. My personal views on wildlife conservation and the work of the Heart of the Levels Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust. Friday, July 10, 2015. Batty Piece, Ladies Bedstraw and Humming-bird Hawk Moth. Since my last blog we have been away on holiday to Italy and seen some interesting wildflowers and butterflies , now back home I can add the latest news from our local meadow. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I hope you find this blog of ...
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Glamorgan Moth Recording Group: Our Bridgend garden last night (MV).
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The Moths of Glamorgan. County List - Macros. County List - Micros. Friday, 7 August 2015. Our Bridgend garden last night (MV). A cool night, only 42 moths of 21 species, the highlight being four new micro species to add to our year list: Bryotropha terrella, Carcina quercana, Agriphila selasella and Agriphila tristella. The Bryotropha was new for the patch taking us to 385 species (264macro/121micro). Other moths of interest were Barred Fruit-tree Tortrix and several LBBY Underwing. Welcome to the GMRG.
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Glamorgan Moth Recording Group: Creigiau - Saturday 01 August
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The Moths of Glamorgan. County List - Macros. County List - Micros. Monday, 3 August 2015. Creigiau - Saturday 01 August. Just under 100 moths on Saturday night. 44 species, including 7 new for the year - August Thorn, Common Rustic, Eucosma cana ( new for me ), Pale Mottled Willow, Agriphila selasella, Scalloped Oak and possibly a Spindle Ermine. The night was dominated by Large Yellow Underwings - a total of 20, either in the trap or on the wall close by. 4 August 2015 at 15:23. Welcome to the GMRG.
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Glamorgan Moth Recording Group: Parc Slip
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The Moths of Glamorgan. County List - Macros. County List - Micros. Thursday, 6 August 2015. I trapped here on tuesday night and had about over 110 moths of 60 species in total with dingy footman making up most of the total. New macros for the year were August Thorn, Pebble Hook-tip, Chevron. As far as micros go i had a few new for the year including this Catoptria pinella. Which if confirmed is the first time i've had the species at Parc Slip:. The snappily-named Paraswammerdamia nebulella. 20th Anniver...
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Glamorgan Moth Recording Group: June 2015
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The Moths of Glamorgan. County List - Macros. County List - Micros. Tuesday, 30 June 2015. Our Bridgend garden last night. Warmer night = more moths, 118 in all of 33 species. The highlight was our first ever Blackneck (see photo) for the site and a lifer too. 377th (262nd macro). Other species new for the year were Mompha divisella / bradleyii (agg), 1 unidentified (help! See below - Pempelia type sp? Grass Veneer, Crambus perlella, Foxglove Pug, Knot-grass and Marbled Beauty. Posted by Paul Parsons.
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Glamorgan Moth Recording Group: August 2015
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The Moths of Glamorgan. County List - Macros. County List - Micros. Sunday, 30 August 2015. Creigiau - 28 August - Small Waved Umber? The box on Friday attracted 82 moths of 27 species. Of these 5 were new for the year - Chequered Fruit-tree Tortrix, Canary-shouldered Thorn, Flounced Rustic (I think), Small Square-spot and Small Waved Umber. The latter is new for the garden and me, and although looking a little battered, I'm fairly confident with my ID. The Tortrix was also new for the garden. Of the 105...
