The sea was very quiet.
Three Variable Damselflies were seen at the Long Pits.
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| Variable Damselfly Coenagrion pulchellum Dungeness 31st May 2019 |
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| Common Twayblade Listera ovata Dungeness 31st May 2019 |
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31st May
Two Spotted Flycatchers were seen in the bushes and a Grey Wagtail flew over.
The sea was very quiet.
Three Variable Damselflies were seen at the Long Pits.
A month or so ago a colony of Common Twayblade was discovered growing under Sallows at the Long Pits and was a new species for the area. These are now in flower but are deep in shade so a flash was needed to get any sort of decent picture.
The sea was very quiet.
Three Variable Damselflies were seen at the Long Pits.