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26 Oct 2019 22:31 #2277 by John T Goy
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Oct 17th:
Found Frog dead in front garden with part of it's back leg bitten off.

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23 Aug 2019 23:04 #2094 by John T Goy
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Just seen Hedgehog in back garden at 22:50 not seen for ages.

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13 Aug 2019 17:23 #2058 by John T Goy
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On Aug 10th looked out back window of lounge and spotted what I thought was an Hornet on the buddleia, having never seen one before I wasn't sure, so consulted guide book and sent a pic to my regular birding mate, he replied saying it was a Hornet Hover Fly he had seen lots of them abroard. It was massive and the wings were nearly an inch long, got plenty of pics and a few videos, not great but okay. Another garden tick!

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17 Jul 2019 00:04 - 17 Jul 2019 00:40 #1950 by John T Goy
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June 1st: New tick for garden, White Campion and is still in flower July 17th. Also this year after a good few years break had Red Poppy.

June 14th: Spotted Frog in pond.

On my birthday July 5th was sat in garden and spotted what looked to be a female Hedgehog having a drink. Not seen one for a few years, there are still two boxes for them to reside in, not seen it since.

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