Jenny Seawright

Likes gardening, mothing, lichens, botany and chess

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@ForesterGe66289 @donnarainey4 Hi Geri its Sun Spurge (Euphorbia helioscopia) - in your photo you can see the 5-rayed bracts (left) and a couple of round seeds on the right

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@donnarainey4 @Ulster Yes, whats left of a Vapourer Moth caterpillar beside a Campopleginae sp. (parasitic wasp) cocoon

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@donnarainey4 Hi Donna its Common Hemp-nettle, Galeopsis tetrahit: https://t.co/ANYmYsGr4d

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@NatureNymph If it ever finally happens!

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@NativeWoodTrust As the habitat can't support them it seems pretty dumb to have reintroduced them!! Sorting the habitat is the rather obvious first stage .......

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@_Stickybeak @SHeadbirder A beautiful plant and three main areas for it : https://t.co/3J20M7TYOM

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@cat_frampton Its Southern Marsh-orchid, Dactylorhiza praetermissa

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@pondsntrees @donnarainey4 Can you remember who that was and where you got the seeds from?

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@pondsntrees @donnarainey4 Decreasing (in both GB&I) but not almost extinct in Ireland, just mainly restricted to the SE: https://t.co/3nFSgZcJem

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@LittleEcologist It does in stages and it'll take up to five or six generations to complete the full migration

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@cat_frampton @TonyJuniper @DefraGovUK @NaturalEngland Presumably the maps created by AI were then checked using AI.......!

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@donnarainey4 The longer grass helps preserve a bit more dampness so the soil dries less quickly than in mown areas

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@pondsntrees Definitely more appropriate sites for them but trouble is wherever they try to put them there is an outcry of "oh no you can't put them here". And the people protesting use electricity.

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@ruth_newby @ivysuckle The larvae feed on Great Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) and occasionally on Buddlea's

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@donnarainey4 @Ceanncait @JoKingNorfolk @NorfolkWT Unfortunately the staff would mainly get a load of abuse

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@ElaineCox11 Nearly quadruple rather than double!!!

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@Botany2021 Nightmare plant when it gets loose (or dumped)!

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@MartinWood14 Sorry, not Small-flower Bittercress (Cardamine parviflora) which is an American species. Its probably Cuckoo-flower / Lady's Smock (Cardamine pratensis) looking a bit scraggy