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NORWICH: July Psyllids and Aphids
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Early July 2022 Some close scrutiny of various trees resulted in some new species on my daily walks to and from work. Firstly Alder, where I...
NORTH NORFOLK: Sustead Common bioblitz
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2nd July 2022 At the start of July I visited Sustead Common, a small nature reserve near Felbrigg, at the invitation of the Felbeck Trust. T...
NORWICH: Mallota and a rare midget
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Late June 2022 Towards the back end of the month Vanna Bartlett found a rare hoverly, Mallota cimbiciformis , around a rot hole in a tree in...
SOUTH NORFOLK: Shotesham Miris striatus
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Late June 2022 A brief visit to Shotesham, where I had a quick look around the common and then unsuccessfully checked the ford for Water Cri...
NORWICH: More Hornet Moths
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Late June 2022 Having found a mating pair of Hornet Moths for the first time a few weeks earlier, I repeated the trick on the way home from ...
WHITLINGHAM: June WeBS count etc
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19th June 2022 There were notable counts, if not species, on the June WeBS count, with 414 Greylag Geese my highest ever count here. Of the ...
NORWICH: Mid-June invertebrates & wildflowers
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Mid-June 2022 Various species of interest seen around the city, mostly whilst walking too or from work. Beetles included Black-clouded Longh...
NORTH NORFOLK: A day out in Wells
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Early June 2022 Having barely been to the coast in the past few years, I was back for the second time in a week, this time at Wells. I could...
NORTH NORFOLK: A visit to Holme
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4th June 2022 At the start of June there was a moth trap opening at Holme Dunes NWT reserve, so we decided to go and have a look. There are ...
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