Andy Symes

@andysymes.bsky.social did:plc:kqhsnhqehgwqjv5g2e7hqeo7

Up the hill past 694 At the stone wall make a left.

En Bluesky desde el 25 enero 2024

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Andy Symes (@andysymes.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 25 enero 2024. Tiene 694 seguidores, sigue a 215 cuentas y ha publicado 343 posts.

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Aussie Moths@wa-moths.bsky.social30-10-2026 10:00
It’s been a looong week… so very happy to get to #mothfacefriday! Please enjoy this adorable Helena Gum Moth (Opodiphthera helena) with his lovely stripy leg warmers #teammoth #ausinvetts #wildoz #Lepidoptera #inaturalist
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Zak Spaull@zspaull.bsky.social20-10-2026 18:00
A totally earth shattering moment when a Rufous-tailed Robin appeared in front of me at South Landing @flamboroughbird.bsky.social this morning. Still trying to process it! Very pleased a few others managed to see it this afternoon. Not sure I’ll top this one for a while! #ukbirding #rarebirdsuk
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Rob Smith@robertsjsmith.bsky.social20-10-2026 08:10
Another enjoyable day at Waxham...50+ White-fronted Geese, drake Velvet Scoter, Long-tailed Duck, 4 Woodcock, 89 Little Gulls, Great White Egret, Hen Harrier, 3 Short-eared Owls, 2 Asio spp., Shorelark, 3 Swallow, Barnacle Goose, Firecrest + numorous Blackbirds, Song Thrush, Robins & Goldcrest.
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Will Langdon@wlangdon12.bsky.social13-10-2026 18:37
After a year or so of working in Essex it would have been rude not to go and see the fantastic Fisher's Estuarine Moth recently. As good as mothing gets - awesome moths in a wonderfully atmospheric setting. Great to see the equally-rare Hog's Fennel specialist Agonopterix putridella too #UKMoths
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Steve Gale@stevewg.bsky.social30-09-2026 20:27
I cannot think of a better photo that sums up the juxtaposition between our natural world and London. Taken by the late Mark Davis, who was standing at the top of Leith Hill Tower (Surrey) looking north. The straw-coloured patch is the Box Hill lookout. I’m standing half-way down slope from there.
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