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dave broome


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Yesterday around sunset, at least 38 Noctule bats flew up the R Douglas corridor from the Crooke area, over Walmsley's Marsh. Many went straight through, presumably towards Wigan Flashes, some lingered and fed over Walmsley's

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butterflies today between River Douglas and the railway - at least 38 Peacock, 35 Green-Veined White, 8 Small White, 7 Large White, 9 Meadow Brown, 9 Speckled Wood, 7 Common Blue, 5 Gatekeeper, 2 Comma, 2 Small Copper, also 3 Silver Y. A few dragonflies about - 1 Southern Hawker, 3 Brown Hawker, 1 Common Darter and a Banded Demoiselle on the River Douglas. 12 spikes of Broad-Leaved Helleborine

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This Morning

pr of Roe Deer.

Jimmy

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