Monday 23rd March 2009 Pegwell Cliff-Top

A blustery but mild jaunt along the Pegwell cliff-top at lunchtime produced a few rather predictable Butterflies in the sheltered spots - 3 Peacock, 1 Small Tortoiseshell, I Comma and 1 Small White (F Solly)

Saturday 21st March 2009 Minster Thanet - River Stour

Since last Tuesday I have been told of a large Grey Seal in the River Stour between Minster and Plucks Gutter, I have looked every day and have not seen a sign of it. At 1100am today a friend returning from walking her dog called in to say where she had just seen it so I rushed off. Success it was resting on the Ash side of the River. Butterflies about today were quite a few Tortoiseshells one Peacock and a Small White. (Don Wilks)

Wednesday 18th March 2009 Monk’s Wall NR Reserve

The Sun brought out our other winged friends today, in the shape of 2 Red Admiral, 1 Comma, 1 Peacock, & 2 Bumble Bees, both female (Bombus terrestris) (Roly W-C)

Sunday 15th March 2009 Dumpton Thanet

Butterflies around the garden this afternoon 1 Comma, 2 Peacocks and one Green-veined White 3 large Buff-tailed Bumble Bee (B. terrestris) (Gadget)

Sunday 8th March 2009 Ash bypass

A Comma butterfly along the Ash bypass, (Ben Ring)

Sunday 8th March 2009 Sandwich Bay Area

Turkey-tail bracket Fungi Sandwich Bay Area (Gadget)

Thursday 5th March 2009 Dungeness RSPB Res

A superb day out, in wonderful sunshine, resulted in the following sightings - 1 Small Tortoiseshell & 2 Peacock butterflies, plenty of Rabbits and a Stoat (Gadget & Dylan)

Monday 2nd March 2009 Dumpton Thanet

A large White-tailed Bumble Bee (B. terrestris) was found in the moth trap this morning, (Gadget)