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NORWICH: Cacopsylla fulguralis
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Early May 2022 On my walk back from Catton Park I noticed a hedge that appeared to be flecked with tiny insects. Upon closer inspection they...
NORWICH: Catton Park beetle extravaganza
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Early May 2022 Whilst at Thorpe Marshes I had spoken to Susan Weeks, who had told me that she was once again seen Rose Chafers in north Norw...
THORPE MARSH: A rainy spring visit
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Early May 2022 My first visit to Thorpe Marshes of the spring was probably most notable for bumping into a handful of people I'd not see...
NORWICH AREA: Ringland Church Hill Common
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Late April 2022 With a couple of hours free I decided to visit Ringland Church Hill Common, a known site for a moth I'd not seen before ...
NORWICH: Sweetbriar Marsh obscure insects
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Late April 2022 I took an early morning walk around Marriot's Way as far as Sweetbriar Marshes, which was very pleasant. I saw quite a f...
NORWICH: Earlham Cemetery plant fungi
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Mid-April 2022 Earlier in the month Ian Senior had sent me pictures of some Lesser Celandines infected by something that I recognised as the...
WHITLINGHAM: April WeBS and a new sawfly
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Mid-April 2022 A rather disappointing April WeBS count, with no hirundines present and lots of the winter wildfowl now absent. I did read a ...
NORWICH: Some invertebrates on Larch
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Mid-April 2022 I had lunch in Earlham Cemetery, and spent most of the time staring at a couple of Larch trees in the hope of finding Larch L...
NORWICH: Dalliances with dandelions
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Early April 2022 Fairly early on when learning about wildflowers you find out that the ubiquitous Dandelion is not one species, and that it ...
WHITLINGHAM: Nomada flavoguttata
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6th April 2022 A brief visit to Whitlingham in the hope of seeing some spring migrants. Other than Chiffchaffs the only other warbler heard ...
NORWICH: Late March - more aphids, a new grass and possibly a rare gall
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Late March 2022 A selection of random things from around Norwich on my walks too and from work. I had been looking at grasses around the cit...
MID NORFOLK: Barnham Broom Fen fungus foray
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20th March 2022 Barnham Broom Fen is a relatively small, privately owned site currently undergoing habitat restoration and enhancement. The...
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