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 The day after we had returned from Transylvania I saw a photo on Flickr from my friend David, of a juvenile Red-necked Phalarope that had turned up in a lake on the outskirts of Eastbourne. This was a bird that I had only seen once before, over in Kent a few years ago. I thought it was typical that it had turned up when I was not around.


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Two Hawks.

 I have done very little moth trapping this year for various reasons. It is a shame as several of my mothing friends have told me that it has been a particularly good year for moths.

One of my sought after species has been the Striped Hawk-moth. Two friends have caught them this year and both of them invited me ove...


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 I have recently returned from the fabulous countryside in Transylvania. My eldest son had his 2nd wedding of the year there, as Anna, his lovely wife comes from Transylvania, so following their British wedding in May, we were treated to a proper traditional wedding in Transylvania.

This actually made it the 3rd we...


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With late Summer two creatures become more numerous on my patch. Numbers of both Wasp Spider and Hornet Robberfly have grown considerably over the past few years. On a good year for either of these species it can be quite easy to see twenty plus of either of them. This year however, has not been such a good year ...


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