Tuesday 29th March 2011 Ash Levels
As I looked around the ash levels this morning looking for any migrants
I counted 5 Brown Hares, 7 Peacock and 4 Small
Tortoiseshell Butterflies, also 3 Bee Flies, (Gadget)
Tuesday 22nd March 2011 cliff-top
at Pegwell
A lunchtime jaunt in pleasant sunshine along the
cliff-top at Pegwell produced singles of – Comma, Peacock, Small
Tortoiseshell and Red Admiral, (F Solly)
Monday 21st March
2011 Ash Levels
A few hours this
afternoon on the Levels 2 Brown Hares, 5 Peacock and 2
Small Tortoiseshell Butterflies, (Gadget)
Friday 11th March 2011 Pegwell Bay
I was quite surprised to notice a Lizard Orchid Rosette growing on
'Milton's mound' (not my fault ... you can't blame me ... others gave the
spot on the Country Park this name!) ... anyway to cut a long story short it
got even more surprising when I noticed there were seven in total! There are
20+ Lizards growing further west of this spot on the Country Park but I've
never noticed them growing there before ... better inform Tony to see if he
can arrange a 'no mow zone' as I don't know how to go about it? (Phil
M)
Friday 11th March 2011 Ash Levels
While out over the Ash Levels today 3 Brown Hares, 2
Small Tortoiseshell,
(Gadget)
Monday
7th March 2011
Ebbsfleet Thanet
While out
today over at Ebbsfleet I noted two Butterflies the fist was a
Small Tortoiseshell
and the second was a
Peacock
they were the fist of this year, (Gadget)
Thursday 3rd March 2011 Pegwell Bay
A bit of excitement today at Pegwell Bay a 45ft
Sperm Whale dead I would like to add was beached in the bay, this gave
good views to many locals and a lot to talk about over a pint in the local
pubs, that over looking the Bay, (Gadget)
Thursday 3rd March 2011 Pegwell Bay
There are still quite a number of Winter Stalkballs
near the garage pools. They can also be seen over near Prince's Golf Course
at Sandwich Bay. (Claire Ward)
Wednesday 2nd March 2011 Ramsgate Cemetery
While I was up the cemetery today I noticed a few
patches of Purple Crocuses around the fringes of the north side and
two lonely Daffodils, on east side there was lots of Winter
Heliotrope in large clumps, but sadly the cemetery has been cleared of
most of the shrubbery and wild flowers, (Gadget)
