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27th June

A Serin flew over the Observatory calling twice as it went by this morning but there was very little else of interest with just a single Mediterranean Gull and 144 Swifts of any note.

Two Grey Seals and two Porpoises were feeding offshore,

Moth trapping produced a Shore Wainscot, two scarce pyralids in the form of Anania verbascalis and Nymphula nitidulata and the rare tortrix Acleris permutana.

Nymphula nitidulata   Dungeness   27th June 2022


Anania verbascalis   Dungeness   27th June 2022


Acleris permutana   Dungeness   27th June 2022








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