Re: Adastra Digest, Vol 38, Issue 2

[David Bangs]

Glow-worms
Yes there's been good stuff by H. Dreisig from Denmark.
...and maybe Robin Scagell and John Tyler have done research on that, too,
cos they've been researching Glow-worms for so long now.
Dave Bangs


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> During the course of Frank's bat surveys, male glow worms are frequently
> attracted to LED lights on torches and other equipment. Is anyone carrying
> out any research into the effects of lights on glow worm populations,
> especially the increasing number of solar powered lights springing up
> along hitherto dark garden drives?
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> Theresa
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> Subject: [Adastra] Dragonfly Event this Sunday!
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> British Dragonfly Society Sussex Group - Dragonfly Event:
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> Wildlife of Constantia Manor, Isfield, East Sussex
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> Sunday 5th July. 10.30am.
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> No need to book, you can just turn up on the day. There'll be no charge
> for the event but donations will be welcome!
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> Walk Leader: John Luck
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> Location: OS map reference: TQ449192. Postcode: TN22 5XU. Just north of
> New House Farm. Meet by the side of the road and go through iron gates
> with walk leader.
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> Details: Be one of the privileged few to have access to this wonderful
> private nature reserve created on a farm in Isfield near Lewes. We hope
> to see Black tailed Skimmer, White-legged Damselfly and Brown Hawker.
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> Contact on the day of the event (before he leaves home!): John Luck
> landline: 01273 812843. Sorry, no mobile phone.
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> Please bring lunch, drink, binoculars and appropriate outdoor gear. In
> case of inclement weather, please assume that the event is cancelled.
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> All the best,
> Penny
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