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Pagham Harbour
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A May walk around my local patch
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London Wetland Centre
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Sutcliffe Park in May
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World Bee Day
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An encounter of the Fox kind
When I was out walking last week I came across this Red Fox walking in the opposite direction. A fox approaches Notices that I am there Carries on walking Stops to see what I am doing (I am just standing there) Decides to see who will move first I did and as I walked away he just sat there, no more than 20 feet away, just watching me go. A wonderful encounter.
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Black-Veined White returns
The appearance of Black-Veined White butterflies in the UK in 2023, having been extinct here since the 1920s, caused quite a stir. Their appearance at Hutchinson’s Bank in Surrey was probably a result of an unauthorised release. Now comes the news that Butterfly Conservation, ZSL and Natural England are planning their own release of Black-Veined White at Knepp in Sussex.as a first step to…
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Wasp Beetle
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Leybourne Lakes
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The First Damselfly of 2026
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Dandelion
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Egyptian Goose
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Red Kites over Eltham
On my walk this morning, I was surprised to see 2 Red Kites over the Tarn. I only had my mobile phone with me, so not the best photograph. Later I also saw one of the pair of Buzzards that have been around the area for a couple of months. Red Kite (Photo by Kevin Arscott {https://www.flickr.com/photos/uponnothing/} When I started birdwatching 40 years ago, I would have had to go to the West of…
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A walk by the Tarn
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Gravesend walk
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Well Hall Pleasaunce
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