The long grass edges to the paths on East Redlands were very productive with lots of Banded Demoiselles, Darters and Damsel flies; one of the Common Blue Damselflies had been caught by the first Wasp Spider I have spotted this year. At last, with the warmer temperatures there were lots Butterflies - Brown Argus, Common Blue and Essex Skippers, plus a very active Bumble Bee mimicking Hoverfly.
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Monday, July 29, 2024
Tuesday, August 1, 2023
RSPB Sandy Bugs, Fungi and Hobby
Yesterday was the RPS Nature Group outing to RSPB HQ at Sandy. It was postponed from previous week and the weather was slightly improved as largely dry but still windy and cool. However, we did manage to find a good selection of plant bugs, crickets, butterflies and dragonflies. Mike and I took an early morning walk round and spotted a Hobby and quite a few unseasonably early fungi.
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