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NORWICH AREA: Plants and moths at Trowse
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17th July 2018 Having a spare hour one evening I decided to do a quick lap around Trowse Meadow before heading off patch and walking al...
YARE VALLEY: Cramp Ball Weevil at last
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15th July 2018 In May I had the opportunity to visit a private wood at Postwick along with Jeremy, Vanna and Ian to record wildlife fo...
WHITLINGHAM: July WeBS count and zigzag sawfly
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15th July 2018 A hot morning at Whitlingham for the July WeBS count, with only the expected waterbirds recorded. A Reed Warbler was still...
EAST NORFOLK: Winterton sharp-tailed bee
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12th July 2018 During a work trip to Winterton Dunes I noticed a few species of interest, notably Large Sharp-tailed Bee ( Coelioxys c...
NORWICH: Local moth highlights
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Late June/early July In addition to leaf mines and bees, I've also seen some nice moths around Norwich in the past few weeks. Horeh...
NORWICH: Flower Bees and Wool Carder Bees
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Late June 2018 This year appears to be a very good one locally for the Four-banded Flower Bee , Anthophora quadrimaculata . There have ...
NORWICH: June/July leaf-miner catchup
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Late June/July My target for the spring had been to reach 50 species of Agromyzid leaf miner, but actually I've now passed 60 speci...
THORPE MARSHES: A scattering of new insects
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17th June 2018 After completing the WeBS count at Whitlingham I nipped round to Thorpe to count there in case Justin didn't get tim...
WHITLINGHAM: June wetland bird survey
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17th June 2018 As readers will have ascertained from recent blog entries, the summer means a lot of insects but not that much in the way...
NORWICH: Hornet Moth
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Mid-June 2018 A couple of years ago I saw my first Hornet Moth, which had been attracted to James Lowen's garden using a pheromone ...
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