Wednesday 26th April 2006 Newland's Farm area
A few butterflies, enjoying the sunshine, around the farmland today.
I counted 3 Small Whites, 2 Small Tortoiseshells, 1 Peacock
and 1 Holly Blue as I made my way around the hedgerows. (Dylan)
Tuesday 25th April 2006 Haine Road Thanet
Two Brown Hares were snuffling on the tilth close by the
Haine Road
this morning, on the Manston side of the farm shop. (Steve Coates)
Saturday
22nd April 2006 Pegwell Bay
There are 40+ Lizard Orchid rosettes along the north - facing fence
of the Horse/Highland Cattle enclosure on the Country Park. Far more than
I’ve ever noticed before? (Phil M)
Friday 21st April 2006 Minster Fishermen's
Carpark & Area
Butterflies recorded 3 Commas,
5 Peacocks, 3 Holly Blues, 4
Green-veined White and 1 Red Admiral
(Gadget)
Monday 17th April 2006 Kingsgate
Lots of
insects (mostly Hoverflies and various Bees) about in
this morning's sun, mostly nectaring on Alexander’s not yet
sprayed or cut by the Council. Butterflies remain scarce with just Commas
and Peacocks. Of note for this area were a number of Bee
Flies. More in the way of flowers now, the only patches of Common
Storks bill and Early Scurvy-grass in the area being the most
notable. (F Solly)
Monday 17th April 2006 Minster Marshes
Two extras were an early Holly Blue and a Comma
butterflies.
(Don Wilks)
Wednesday 12th April 2006 Pegwell
A
single Green-veined White along the cliff-top at Pegwell today - an
extremely late first of the year, (F Solly)
Monday
10th April 2006 Pegwell Bay
A Comma
in Stonelees and a Red Admiral on the Reserve. (F Solly)
Wednesday
5th April 2006 Garden Dumpton Thanet
The Wood Mice were very
active this afternoon around the garden, I managed to get a few
photographs in between the garden chores
Wednesday 5th April 2006
old Hoverport Pegwell
Single Comma, Small
Tortoiseshell and Peacock on the old Hoverport site at Pegwell
at lunchtime (F Solly)
Sunday 2nd April 2006 Stodmarsh NNR
A brief visit to Stodmarsh in rather blustery conditions. A number
of Toads were very vocal in the pond by the Car Park and a
single Red Admiral in the Alder Carr was the only things of
note. (F Solly)
