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Natural history of the Bailiwick of Guernsey

The flora and fauna of Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm

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    • Helophilus Pendulus – The Footballer
    • Volucella zonaria, Hornet Mimic Fly
    • Episyrphus balteatus, the Marmalade Fly
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    • Glanville Fritillary
    • Poplar Hawk-moth
    • Small Elephant Hawk-moth
    • Vestal
    • Buff Tip
    • Clifden Nonpareil
    • Miller
    • Old Lady
    • True Lover’s Knot
    • Crescent Dart
    • Shuttle-shaped Dart
    • Square-spot Rustic
    • Setaceous Hebrew Character
  • Other Insects
    • Black-backed Meadow Ant in Guernsey
    • Ivy Bee Blister Beetle
  • Rock Pooling
    • Eelgrass
  • Small Mammals
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    • Yellow Horned-poppy
    • Yellow Vetch
    • Red Campion, Violette de Fossaï
    • Bluebell, Côneilles
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Author Archives: julied1485

TUESDAY 27 APRIL

An early start this morning to start the bird ringing as there was no wind!!!! It was very clear and bright which are not ideal conditions for ringing, but we did have a couple of Blackbirds, some Blackcaps and finished with a Chiffchaff. Here in the valley we also heard – very tantalising – aContinue reading “TUESDAY 27 APRIL”

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Thursday 29 April

We had the pleasure of nineteen children from Sark School who came to visit us this morning to see bird ringing at first hand. It very nearly didn’t happen – the children came but the birds didn’t. We had ringed a few earlier (one before 06.00) but it was a very quiet morning. One maleContinue reading “Thursday 29 April”

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Wednesday, 28 April

Bird ringing today was an all-age event. Everyone enjoyed watching the process of ringing – explained in yesterday’s blog. Nearly everyone who came was able to see a bird at close quarters, and Trevor was able to persuade a Firecrest to perch on one of the youngster’s hand for a second before it flew off.Continue reading “Wednesday, 28 April”

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