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Southern migrant hawker in Wat Tyler CP Essex 2015

Essex, insect, odonata, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 21, 20156 Comments

PLEASE READ THIS FIRST – if you share any Southern migrant hawker sightings from Wat Tyler CP please link/post the bold text below Please forgive the possibly lecturing tone to the below, it is hard to write something, like this without it coming out that way! 🙂 In 2013 after sighting this dragonfly species in…

Polycelis felina

FlatwormsBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 20, 2015Leave a comment

Helobdella stagnalis

Aquatic worms and leechesBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 20, 2015Leave a comment

Duck leech Theromyzon tessulatum

Aquatic worms and leechesBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 20, 2015Leave a comment
Medicinal leech
Medicinal leech

Medicinal leech Hirudo medicinalis

Aquatic worms and leeches, Pond creaturesBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 20, 2015Leave a comment

Water Spider Argyroneta aquatica

Aquatic Arachnids, Pond creaturesBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 20, 2015Leave a comment

Pond Olive Cloeon dipterum mayfly nymph

Mayflies, Pond creaturesBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 20, 2015Leave a comment

My letter to my MP regarding the proposed amendments to the fox hunting act:

UncategorizedBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 13, 2015Leave a comment

My letter to my MP regarding the proposed amendments to the fox hunting act: Dear Stephen Metcalfe, As you are no doubt aware on Wednesday there will be a vote for amending the Hunting Act. These amendments seem to be purposely aimed and undermining the act to make it unenforceable, effectively legalising this outdated and…

Grass snake eating great crested newt

amphibian, newt, Reptile, snakeBy Neil-UKWildlifeJuly 6, 20151 Comment

A few weeks ago I was showing some fellow great crested newt eDNA surveyors around Wat Tyler CP when we spotted a grass snake in one of the ponds. I went in for a closer shot and it dived under water and into some blanket weed for a short while. It came up backwards, which…

Northern damselfly nymph

Cairngorm, Freshwater invertebrates, insect, odonataBy Neil-UKWildlifeJune 21, 2015Leave a comment

Back in March I was up in the Cairngorms, which is famous for its Caledonian Forest habitat with pine martens, wildcats and capercaillie. The ponds there also hold wildlife unique to this habitat in Britain, including the Northern damselfly, Coenagrion hastulatum. Of course in March it is too cold for the adult to be on…

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