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The other things you find in moth traps

Published on November 22, 2019December 28, 2019 by Robin Sutton

Like many people I run a moth trap in the garden. It gets put out on suitable nights from March through to November. The best nights are those with low wind speeds and overcast humid conditions. Evenings with heavy rain and high winds are definite no trap days. In...

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Published on April 1, 2019May 25, 2019 by Hebridean Naturalist
Hebridean Naturalists on Vatersay

The Outer Hebrides are a string of islands on north-west edge of the British Isles, separated from the mainland and islands of the Inner Hebrides by the Minch and Sea of the Hebrides. All the islands all have their own distinct character; their landscapes and rich wildlife protected by...

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  • Another carnivorous plant in the Outer Hebrides?

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