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Emporer moth
By Peter Byles
Saturday, 24 May 2014
Grass vetchling resurfaces in Honeyborough
The grass vetchling Lathyrus nissolia has been spotted near the Honeyborough roundabout Nissan garage. This plant is rarely found in Pembrokeshire and had been thought extinct in this locality. Identified by Allan Hansen; photo by Alan Brown.
Over 100 flowering plants,along a 50 metre stretch of verge.I haven't found any at the nearby,sadly mismanaged Westfield Pill Nature Reserve for the last three years.
There are 3 groups of 8 plants on the inland road at Kilpaison. They are late cutting the verges this year which may be why this is the first year that we have noticed them
Over 100 flowering plants,along a 50 metre stretch of verge.I haven't found any at the nearby,sadly mismanaged Westfield Pill Nature Reserve for the last three years.
ReplyDeleteAnother 27 flowering plants found 200 metres from the above colony,and a few more in between.
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DeleteThere are 3 groups of 8 plants on the inland road at Kilpaison. They are late cutting the verges this year which may be why this is the first year that we have noticed them
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