Now sadly a new UK BAP priority species. See the current map including my Burnham Thorpe record for 2007 here -
http://www.norfolkmoths.co.uk/index.php?bf=1630&list=&show=&fil=a
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Russ Malin Thornton Leicestershire VC55
A Natural History blog from somebody you've never heard of discussing things that don't interest you in the slightest........
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- A blog dedicated to the birds of Thornton Reservoir
- A list of moths from Church Farm Cottage
- Anglian Lepidopterist Supplies - All you need
- Back Garden Moths - Has a useful ID forum
- Beetles - The excellent Watford Coleoptera Group
- British Ferns - Do not confuse with Fern Britton!
- David 'Earl' Gray - Birds and Teabags
- Holme Next The Sea Moths by Peter Tilley
- John Wright - Wright's Wanderings
- Keith Tailby - One of VC55's keenest moth-ers
- Leicester Llama(s) - They're back - Insane
- Leicestershire & Rutland Moth Group
- LROS - Local bird news
- Norfolk Moths - My second home
- Reg Fry's excellent ID site of early stages
- Rob Fray - Tales from the frozen north
- Russ's Shield & Squash Bugs
- Skev's Blog
- Soar Valley Birding - Latest news from around Soar Valley
- Suffolk Moths
- The Drunk Birders - John Hague and assorted misfits....
- UK Butterflies - Packed with information
- UK Leps - Jeff Higgott's photo's
- UK Moths - THE site
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3 comments:
You not seen them at Ulverscroft (Herbert's Meadow)?
No. I'm aware of this site and will try to venture over this year. It's on my list of places to go......It's a long list !
Hard to predict weather etc, but I reckon a daytime visit on 2008 NMN day (7th June) will be absolutely spot on. Or at least worth a good go.
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