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An account of the wildlife I come across and hopefully pictures to bring the account closer. Friday, 11 November 2016. Ledge , and on it , two small , white , balls of fluff being fed by the female bird . Apparently , three eggs were laid and hatched , but the runt of the brood had already disappeared during the first few days . The two remaining chicks were left on their own for long periods of time , and the strong sunshine beating down on. The male dominance continued , her.
Hi, my name is Simon. It is a former country estate, and records of the Park date back since before the 14th century. The park has a variety of habitats and this blog will note all the wildlife that I encounter in them. My Mote Park Bird List. Monday, May 07, 2012. A second visit later in the day produced a singing Lesser Whitethroat.
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This blog is all about getting out there and enjoying what the natural world has to offer. Hopefully the blog will help you find out where to go in Kent and elsewhere to see some amazing wildlife and have some great encounters. I39;ll try to include everything I can, birds, plants, butterflies, dragonflies, moths, cetaceans, locations etc.In the links are some great wildlife blogs covering other parts of Kent in detail, please visit them.CONTENT
This web page gowildinkent.blogspot.com states the following, "Yesterday I went on a harvest mouse survey course at Wildwood." We saw that the webpage said " The survey is an ambitious one trying to cover all 1,100 land based tetrads in Kent to survey for harvest mouse." It also said " A day spent with Steve Kirk and several other folks all learning from Steve and intent on understanding about harvest mouse ecology and then getting some experience looking for their nests in the outdoors near Wildwood. The group gather as the first nest is found."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Doing your bit for wildlife in your garden. Slow start for the Winter season. The mild weather over the last month has seen a dearth of the usual suspects at the bird feeders. Last winter at this time the bad weather had brought in throngs of siskins, linnets and bramblings alongside other finches.
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