Ben and Roger set themselves the ambitious task of trapping at 3 Box Moor Trust sites simultaneously on 12/4/2016 (Gadespring, Roughdown and Westbrook Hay). In spite of torrential rain, dodgy electrics and spluttering motors, they had the skill, patience and dogged determination to stick with it. Between them, they trapped and netted some exciting specimens: for the full account, including some superb photographs, head on over to Ben's blog, HERE.
Observations by Trust volunteers at a disused chalk quarry in Hemel Hempstead, designated a 'Site of Special Scientific Interest' for the rare habitat & its unique species.
Wednesday, 13 April 2016
Monday, 4 April 2016
Willow Warbler arrives
Not the best photograph but the first Willow Warbler of the year to arrive from sub-Saharan Africa to the dell at Roughdown Common. Wonderful to hear him singing in the sunshine today.
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