It remains incredibly quiet on the land with just three Grey Wagtails passing through being the only birds of note. It was also slow going offshore as well with a party of three Little Terns feeding close inshore and 12 Arctic Skuas passing west during the day being the highlights.
A White-speck and a Delicate were the best from the moth traps.
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White Speck Mythimna unipuncta Dungeness 11th September 2021 |
An evening visit to the Trapping Area was productive with seven Large Coneheads and eight Sickle-bearing Bush-crickets seen but the surprise sighting was that of a Common Toad.
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Large Conehead Ruspolia nitidula Dungeness 11th September 2021 |
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Sickle-bearing Bush-cricket Phaneroptera falcata Dungeness 11th September 2021
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Commo Toad Bufo bufo Dungeness 11th September 2021
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