One Porpoise was seen offshore.
Four Variable Damselflies were seen at the northern end of the Long Pits and another Box Bug was found in the trapping area.
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| Variable Damselfly Coenagrion pulchellum Dungeness 19th May 2020 |
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19th May
Another very quiet day with just a Spotted Flycatcher and a flock of 32 Corn Buntings of note.
One Porpoise was seen offshore.
Four Variable Damselflies were seen at the northern end of the Long Pits and another Box Bug was found in the trapping area.
One Porpoise was seen offshore.
Four Variable Damselflies were seen at the northern end of the Long Pits and another Box Bug was found in the trapping area.