Dear All,
Thought you might be interested in this website, it has Brian
Hargreaves' caterpillar illustrations:
Takes you straight to the plates:
http://www.whatsthiscaterpillar.co.uk/plates.htm
Homepage: http://www.whatsthiscaterpillar.co.uk/
All best wishes,
Penny
Penny Green
Biodiversity
As an interesting experiment, it might be worth monitoring these same
plants every year to see if they are consistently early.
Charles
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Thinking of plants, when does an introduction or escape become naturalised?
Does it depend on where it is, or how long it has survived without human
intervention?
I spied a hellebore growing alongside the road between Pulborough and Stopham
and, on further investigation, found that there were
Sarah
It's a bute isn't it, I spotted two weeks ago whilst walking the Serpent Trail,
Keith Mckenna has beaten us both to record it on the Ancient Tree Hunt site and
I note today that you have beaten me to the others I was going to return to
record.
Glynn
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OK, so that's probably not really its name!!
I found this on a dead branch near Burton Mill Pond on Saturday. It was
squishy to the touch.
Any fungus-y people out there know what this is?
I've decided that, to make identification easy, fungi should just be divided
into 'scary'
In simialr vein there was an item on news today about Spring coming early.
I was shocked to see Wild Daffodils in flower between Graffham and Heyshott
on 26/1/2008 - January!!
Jonathan
SARAH PATTON wrote:
Saw several Hawthorn in leaf yesterday (Saturday) - Pulborough and Burton
Mill Pond.
