Hello All (and Coloeopterists in particular...Peter?)
Today we saw a Bee Beetle (Trichius sp.) in a woodland clearing near
Ardingly. Never seen one before in UK. Was not able to catch it. Definite
ID though of course not to species.
Any one else seen one and what's the likely species and status
!!!??? Er Wot
Anybody else puzzled?
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If Ash begins to struggle to maintain it's fast growing quick colonising
role in Sussex will Sycamore (which seems to be becoming locally dominant
in many old coppiced woods that I visit in East Sussex) step in to the gap?
What native tree species might be plated in die back areas?
Personally I do
Why Spider bite?
Could be lots oif other reasons.
Hoiwever there will be two tiny puncture marks couple of mm apart from an
adult spider.
that should be visible with a magnifying glass if it is spider.
Steatoda nobilis is getting everywhere now, inside and outside. Probably
reducing native spider
Handling spiders is usually OK.
To get them to bite it is best to squeeze them gently against a body part.
Then its a cert. This is the most common way that people are bitten
accidentally when the spider is stuck in clothing or bedding or if it is
picked up accidentally in firewood or garden stuff
Must be me not being in the social networking generation
but.hey!
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Looks like a forget-me-not to me from here
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No worries. This is what the Environment agency drainage crew do every year
for more or less the whole of Pevensey Levels SSSI. The first sign of rain
in the autumn- sluices open fully. Water levels in many main dykes drop to
fatal levels for many fish. Inverts are exposed to drying, frosts etc. Th
another one-but this one really matters)
https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/stop-the-sell-off-of-eastbournes-public-downland?source=facebook&;
There is a meeting this Saturday
https://www.facebook.com/events/1133206723395980/
Crucial moment in downland conservation is this!
Evan Jones
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