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Rob Thorpe


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Wednesday 01 January 2020

A Peacock Butterfly flew across Warrington Road, from Ince Cemetery, and landed on the gable wall of the row on houses there. I guess a cemetery is a good place to find nectar at this time of year...

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Brimstone on open space by the former Hawkley Hall site at Bransfield Close



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a small bat, presumably a Pipistrelle, flying around houses at Hampden Place, Marsh Green at 15:45 today



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Scarlet Elf Cup on the Fairhurst Lane Reclamation Site, Standish today, between Ashfield Park and the railway

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Just checked and the Ladybird app does also provide info for the Harlequin survey. Thanks for the link John.

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Hi John
I reported them to the Biological Records Centre via the iRecord ladybirds app. Would that be the same thing?
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Dave

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dave broome wrote:

Fri 3rd Oct in Pemberton, min 65 Harlequin Ladybird on a Sycamore and nearby min 25 on a Lime




Hi Dave, Those would be worth reporting to the Harlequin Survey if you haven't done so already.

http://www.harlequin-survey.org/recording.

Cheers John

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Fri 3rd Oct in Pemberton, min 65 Harlequin Ladybird on a Sycamore and nearby min 25 on a Lime

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Brimstone today on public open space at Foxdene Grove, Winstanley. Orange Tip at Scot Lane Ponds, Marsh Green

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Brimstone today near Poolstock Lane, not far off the Wigan Flashes

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Small White today on open space off Lancaster Road, Marsh Green
Orange Tip at Scot Lane ponds

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Brimstone and Peacock at Blundell's Wood today. Brimstone on the edge of Winstanley Park by Merton Drive

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Brimstone today at Makerfield Way, Higher Ince

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Small Copper today on former primary school site, Scot Lane, Newtown nr police station this afternoon, also Peacock and Small Tortoiseshell

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queen Buff-Tailed Bumblebee on public open space in Hawkley Hall yesterday

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Red Admiral on Ivy flowers in Blundell's Wood today

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Small Tortoiseshell today by Pemberton Station
A dead Stoat on Winstanley Road by Sandyforth

-- Edited by dave broome on Monday 1st of October 2012 08:55:47 PM

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15 Small Tortoiseshell and 4 Peacock feeding on Marjoram at Kirkless, Higher Ince today, also Small White, Speckled Wood and Migrant Hawker present

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2 Silver-Y moths on common land in Aspull today

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several fruiting Lords and Ladies plants in woodland on the former Whitley High School site today, also 10 Speckled Wood and Peacock

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20th Aug: 6 spikes of Broad-Leaved Hellerobine in woodland off Chorley Rd, Boars Head

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2 Migrant Hawkers today hunting over an area of grassland on Billinge Road, opposite Alexandra Crescent this morning; also Meadow Brown, Cinnabar Moth caterpillars on Ragwort and plenty of grasshoppers calling

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Wed 8th: min 110 Green-Veined White on commons along Bolton Road, Aspull; Red Admiral, Gatekeeper and Brown Hawker near Gidlow Hall

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On open space at the top of The Valley at Beech Hill yesterday: 1 Holly Blue, 1 Meadow Brown, 2 Gatekeeper, 1 Small Tortoiseshell, 3 Large White, 1 Brown Hawker, queen Tree Bumblebee; Elm species along the public footpath off the end of Beech Hill Lane; Giant Knotweed, or hybrid with Japanese Knotweed, with huge leaves

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Friday 27th Apr: Common Carder Bee on open space at Bransfield Close, Hawkley Hall

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Chionodoxa Glory-of-the-Snow species in flower yesterday on a small area of public open space in Whelley

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Brimstone today on the site of Hawkley Hall at Bransfield Close

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1st March: areas of public open space around Hawkley Hall (especially the old site of the Hall itself at Bransfield Close) - queen Bumblebees active, with several Buff-Tailed, 1 Red-Tailed and 1 White-Tailed seen close enough to i.d.; 1 Small Tortoiseshell; 200+ 7-Spot Ladybirds at Bransfield Close in clusters on brambles

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Lesser Celandine in flower on the Smithy Brook SBI, Worsley Mesnes this morning

-- Edited by Ian McKerchar on Thursday 2nd of February 2012 10:26:45 PM

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