It was good fun listing like a maniac for a week and we did various events for families and individuals alike, which saw a lot of people take a look at taxa they may not usually notice.
I will update more results as they come in but currently the list stands at a whopping 1004!
My main contributionwas the Moths of which I recorded over 200 species, with help from dad, thanks! It is a shame the nights were so clear, the final two nights had more cloud cover and the number of micros increased dramatically. A brief photo documentation of the weeks moths and others.....
Is the vole a water vole? Taken at Winterton Dunes??
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| Double Kidney |
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| Olive |
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| Small Red Eyed Damselfly |
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| Candy-stripe Spider |
It's a Candy-stripe Spider
ReplyDeleteTim
Nice one, cheers Tim, had to have a name like that with those colours.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Ben
Some good stuff there. I'll be coming to the public moth event on Aug 12th, so if you could catch some reedbed specialities then, that would be great ;-)
ReplyDeleteJames
looks like a water vole to me Ben
ReplyDeleteI'll put a trap in the reedbed James don't worry hopefully get a selection of Wainscots to work out, I'll also one in the woods for some variation too.
ReplyDeleteCheers Paul, just thought it was a bit of an odd place for a Water vole being on a dune slack at Winterton.