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Kent Field Club, founded in 1955, aims to study, record, and deepen the understanding and appreciation of the natural history of Kent, UK. Find more, see our publications, and/or join us here https://www.kentfieldclub.org.uk/
👤 Joined on 02 March 2024
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@kentfieldclub.bsky.socialA rare bumblebee has been recorded in southeast London 🐝🎉 The Ruderal bumblebee was discovered at Lesnes Abbey Woods, which is an area in our Buzzing in the East End (B.E.E) project, by Trust volunteer Jason Lok. Read the full story: https://ow.ly/4TFJ50ZXUfC
Show PostAn afternoon walk @kentwildlife.bsky.social Cromers Wood, Sittingbourne. Bright sunshine as I got there after this morning’s rain. 2 Red Admirals briefly duelled overhead. Few birds seen or heard, A Carrion Crow calling was quickly followed by a Buzzard mewing. Possible Raven distantly heard.
Show PostPhotographed a nicely marked groundhopper species at Betteshanger CP, Kent on 14th October. Back at home the photos appear to show a wavy edge to the mid-femur so the rarer Cepero's Groundhopper (Tetrix ceperoi) looks possible, though I cannot see any other supporting features. #KentWildlife
Show PostA Gem last night in the Littlestone garden (SE Kent) First one in the garden since 8 July Scarce Bordered Straw and a Vestal plus 12 ferrugalis (Rusty-dot Pearl) and 4 noctuella (Rush Veneer) the extras Numbers dwindling and maybe one more mild night to come #TeamMoth @migrantmothuk.bsky.social
Show PostRhopalid bug Stictopleurus abutilon sharing a flower with 16-spot Ladybird in Calverley Grounds
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