Female Migrant Hawker at Hurst Grange Park
Submitted by naturalist on Mon, 2009/09/07 - 13:40.This lunchtime was the best day I've had in the park for at least a month. Four species in all (plenty of Common Darters, 1 Brown Hawker laying eggs, 1 Southern Hawker, and at least 3 Migrant Hawkers). One of the Migrant Hawkers was a female - twice she declined to have anything to do with a male.
As far as I can remeber, this is the first female I've seen there.
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Selecting software for a replacement for this website
Submitted by colin on Mon, 2009/08/31 - 08:56.The requirements are:
- It must be Haskell (because that's what I want to program in).
- I need at least the full functionality of the Drupal V5 Image Gallery module, without the bugs, and we the possibility of an image being in multiple galleries.
What I'm experimenting with at the moment is:
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Six species on a sunny day at Mere Sands Wood
Submitted by naturalist on Sat, 2009/08/22 - 18:49.Today actually bore a fair resemblance to a day in late August.
Common Darters were everywhere, easily outnumbering Common Blue Damselflies. I saw 4 male Blue Tailed Damselflies at the visitors centre.
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Migrant Hawker at Mere Sands Wood visitors centre
Submitted by naturalist on Sat, 2009/08/22 - 18:45.Still only three species
Submitted by naturalist on Wed, 2009/08/19 - 17:01.Despite the forecast, the weather was quite decent this morning (though not up to normal expectations for August), so i went to Hurst Grange Park at lunchtime.
Still only 3 Brown Hawkers, 2 or 3 Emerald Damselflies, and a score of Common Darters.
:-(
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