Six Porpoises were seen offshore.
A Western Conifer Seed-bug was attracted by the moth trap lights into the garden.
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| Western Conifer Shield Bug Leptoglossus occidentalis Dungeness 10th September 2016 |
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10th Sept
Virtually birdless on the land but some westerly movement offshore with eight Balearic Shearwaters, five Great Skuas, five Black Terns, 619 Sandwich Terns and 218 Common Terns. A Mediterranean Gull was feeding at the Patch.
Six Porpoises were seen offshore.
A Western Conifer Seed-bug was attracted by the moth trap lights into the garden.
Six Porpoises were seen offshore.
A Western Conifer Seed-bug was attracted by the moth trap lights into the garden.