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John Walker
 Post subject: Rimac 070810
PostPosted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 6:42 am 
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Location: Theddlethorpe
Transect in morning sw2 sunny spells humid. 5mm rain on weds.
of note on trans,small copper 19, common blue 60, brown argus 14,
(the highest ever count of BA) most feeding on fleabane and knapweed.
in 3 of the 12 sections ,along the footpath/ willow tree hedge where shade and tree drip have preserved some greenery. regards John
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Edmund Mackrill
 Post subject: Re: Rimac 070810
PostPosted: Mon Aug 09, 2010 8:12 am 
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Yes I've noticed Brown Argos associating with Fleabane at Gib and not just in a dry year like this year. On our Transect we expect to find Brown Argos when we reach the only patch of Fleabane. Fleabane is also flowering about 3 weeks earlier on average now than 15 years ago. I'm going to plant Fleabane in my garden for next year!
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John Walker
 Post subject: Re: Rimac 070810
PostPosted: Sat Aug 21, 2010 7:28 am 
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Transect on 1908, 13 brown argus and 67 common blue and the first and so far only painted lady, also 7 fresh small tortoiseshells,all other species in small numbers, water mint now becoming the main nectar source, and little of this on the transect route.
regards John.
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