Blog: Bob Chapman

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The Heat Continues

After a June and 30 Days Wild which was extremely hot and the met office now tells us was the driest on record we have now hit July and things are not changing. I did see some cloud on Sunday, but…

Ellingham lake, Blashford Lakes by Jim Day

Skies alive!

Today may have been the last day of April, but it felt more like the last day of January!

Pale tussock moth at Blashford Lakes nature reserve

Ringing the Changes

Reserves Officer Bob writes with the latest springtime changes at Blashford Lakes nature reserve

Common blue male butterfly at Blashford Lakes nature reserve

The Blues

The last few days have seen warm sunshine by day but chilly nights, meaning it has been poor for moths but good for day-flying insects.

Moth trapping at Wildlife Rangers

Moths and a bit more

The moth trap at Blashford Lakes is showing the signs of the changing seasons

Swallow on line

Back to some birds

A spring update on birds at Blashford Lakes nature reserve

Common dog violet at Blashford Lakes nature reserve

Garganey!

Garganey are among the spring wildlife making an appearance at Blashford Lakes nature reserve

Rainbow at Blashford Lakes nature reserve

April Showers

Or more prolonged outbreaks of rain! Recent days have certainly been making up for the rather dry winter.

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