A report of wildlife sightings from the western edge of Maidstone, Kent. I note anything of interest in the vicinity of my home in Barming and from walks into work at the East Malling Research Station along the edge of Barming Woods and down to Ditton. Occasionally, when time allows, I get out to Ditton Quarry, a rich habitat hemmed in by residential and industrial developments on one side, but with open countryside on the other.
Wednesday, 3 October 2007
Wednesday 3rd October
A lovely warm, but misty morning. An early start to get plants in the ground saw flocks of Canada and Greylag Geese noisly fly low overhead to feed in a stubbly field on the east side of East Malling Research site. The mist had lifted by mid-morning and it was poistively warm compared to earlier in the week - a couple of Commas were seen flitting around the Italian Alder windbreaks, and a few Common Darter drifted across the public footpath. A lovely day was rather tinged by the news at lunchtime that yet more jobs were to go at the Research Station.
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