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https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2013/06/ The Lyons Share: June 2013 An Alternative Natural History of Sussex. This blog shows the highlights of my day to day findings as a naturalist and ecologist living and working in Sussex.... the lyons share june https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2013/07/walking-on-water-lilies.html?showComment=1373423521810 The Lyons Share: Walking on water-lilies After the removal of the carp from the lake at Woods Mill, we are drying the lake out for the summer before allowing water back in in the... the lyons share walking water lilies https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/10/working-on-my-pecs.html?showComment=1288090720459 The Lyons Share: Working on my pecs Oli and I nipped out to Arlington to look for the Pectoral Sandpiper and it was behaving very nicely, walking up and down right in front of... the lyons share working pecs https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/05/stitched-up-like-mouse-ear.html?showComment=1337354509829 The Lyons Share: Stitched up like a mouse-ear Field Mouse-ear has been my 'bogey plant' for some time and I finally caught up with it yesterday on a road verge at Beachy Head. Ticked... the lyons share stitched up like mouse ear https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/05/wasp-factory.html The Lyons Share: The Wasp Factory I've been helping set up an invertebrate survey at Eridge Rocks today with Alice Parfitt and Mark Telfer. I spotted this Wasp Beetle ovipos... the lyons share wasp factory https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/01/15-pairs-of-legs.html The Lyons Share: 15 pairs of legs Another centipede in a completely different order. This is the Variegated Centipede Lithobius variegatus in the order Lithobiomorpha or the... the lyons share pairs legs https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/04/stop-hammer-time.html The Lyons Share: STOP! Hammer time Mark Monk-Terry and I have been following in the footsteps of the late, great botanist Francis Rose by extending the 100 m monitoring grid t... the lyons share stop hammer time https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2017/10/a-hole-in-groyne.html The Lyons Share: A hole in the groyne As Portuguese Men o' War have been creeping there way up the channel (seen in Dorset and even Hampshire I am informed last week) I have... the lyons share hole groyne https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1643904151286 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/04/mini-me-merveille-du-jour.html The Lyons Share: Mini-Me Merveille du Jour I ran the moth trap at Woods Mill last night and caught 18 species, the nicest of which was this tortrix, Acleris literana . I love lichen ... the lyons share mini me merveille du jour https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/08/queens-executioner.html The Lyons Share: The Queen's Executioner Bryan Michie alerted me to this article in the Guardian. I think that to give this incredibly rare deadwood beetle the name Queen's Executi... the lyons share queen executioner https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/11/great-white.html The Lyons Share: Great White So it's just outside of Sussex but who cares? Went to Dungeness today, no sign of the Red-flanked Bluetail but we did get some great views o... the lyons share great white https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/10/walkabout.html?showComment=1319638524253 The Lyons Share: Walkabout I have a week off to write up the farm surveys and also to get my life back in order after a difficult summer. It's going very well but it d... the lyons share walkabout https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2019/07/moffs-of-britain-islands-no-2.html The Lyons Share: Moffs of the Britain Islands - No. 2 The Butt-tip ( Phalera nicotina ), or Greater Snout as it is colloquially known, is a common urban moth. It has evolved to hide in plai... the lyons share britain islands https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/05/down-anchor.html The Lyons Share: Down the anchor Last night I went a walk up Anchor Bottom after work. It was pretty quiet but what really stood out was that Helicella itala is by far th... the lyons share anchor https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/11/look-whos-dropped-massive-log-in-mens.html?showComment=1321948888127 The Lyons Share: Look who's dropped a massive log in The Mens You know a tree is going to be impressive when it has a name. This is the Idehurst Oak at the Mens and it's one of the biggest we have on o... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/09/minotaur-of-selwyns-wood.html The Lyons Share: The Minotaur of Selwyn's Wood Alice and I moth trapped Selwyn's Wood on Thursday night but sadly it was a very poor night for moths. What truly stole the show was this m... the lyons share minotaur selwyn wood https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/02/ive-seen-10-of-uk-beetle-fauna.html The Lyons Share: I've seen 10% of the UK beetle fauna! So tussocking has really provided the goods this week at Woods Mill. I have added quite a few new species and I've become well entrenched in... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2013/11/fungus-is-growing-on-me-again.html The Lyons Share: Fungus is growing on me again Over the last couple of weeks, I've really got back into fungi, adding 32 species since the start of October. I had a great day yesterday... the lyons share fungus growing https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/09/uks-smallest-vascular-plant.html?showComment=1316690707362 The Lyons Share: The UK's smallest vascular plant I called in briefly at Lewes Railways Lands yesterday to see the country's smallest vascular plant, Rootless Duckweed Wolffia arrhiza . Mich... the lyons share uk smallest vascular plant https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1646386476451 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1643886295747 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/03/ The Lyons Share: March 2011 An Alternative Natural History of Sussex. This blog shows the highlights of my day to day findings as a naturalist and ecologist living and working in Sussex.... the lyons share march https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2024/ The Lyons Share: 2024 An Alternative Natural History of Sussex. This blog shows the highlights of my day to day findings as a naturalist and ecologist living and working in Sussex.... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/03/bringing-down-walls.html?showComment=1300519471037 The Lyons Share: Bringing down walls I just keyed out my first staphylind beetle, which has presented a mental barrier to me for some time. It landed on my Weatherwriter on Tues... the lyons share bringing walls https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/08/pride-of-sussex-leaves.html The Lyons Share: Pride of Sussex leaves Don't panic, Round-headed Rampion is still very much here. I had a request to show someone the leaves of this plant and couldn't resist th... the lyons share pride sussex leaves https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644269619324 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/06/lizard-king.html The Lyons Share: Lizard King I went to a great site in East Sussex thanks to a friend and was pleased to find out there was a Lizard Orchid on show there. Seconds after... the lyons share lizard king https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2014/09/the-apple-that-grew-teeth.html The Lyons Share: The apple that grew teeth A few days ago I went upstairs to the record's centre to volunteer my rock-pooling skills at an upcoming staff meeting (it's a hard life!... the lyons share apple grew teeth https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2014/06/wharf-borer.html The Lyons Share: Wharf Borer I found another cracking beetle I've never even heard of today, this one even has an English name. The Wharf Borer Nacerdes melanura . I... the lyons share wharf borer https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2014/01/things-to-do-before-youre-40.html?showComment=1388611427355 The Lyons Share: Things to do before you're 40 I've been looking back at my pan-species listing efforts recently and given the time of year, it's got me thinking of another goal. Now... the lyons share things to do before you https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2016/07/villa-in-sun.html The Lyons Share: Villa in the sun It's ironic that I was with Mike Edwards when he found the first record for Downland Villa Villa cingulata in Sussex the day after I wat... the lyons share villa sun https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2013/03/vertigo-antivertigo.html The Lyons Share: Vertigo antivertigo Must be one of the best names in natural history and I found a couple of these tiny snails on Thursday at Filsham Reedbed. Alice and I ha... the lyons share vertigo https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/08/silver-spotted-skipper-no-691-update.html The Lyons Share: Silver-spotted Skipper no. 691 - UPDATE This is an update to a post from a few days ago on Silver-spotted Skippers . I caught this marked individual and have just got the grid r... the lyons share silver spotted skipper update https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644152938246 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/04/privet-sector.html The Lyons Share: The privet sector Mothing at Mill Hill last night was quite good despite being windy. We picked up half a dozen Barred Tooth-striped (I took the photo two y... the lyons share privet sector https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/06/pick-n-mix.html The Lyons Share: Pick 'n' Mix I went a walk around Old Lodge on Sunday to see if I could spot a Micrommata virescens after I had had a text from Susy Jones saying she... the lyons share pick mix https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2018/08/clash-of-titans.html The Lyons Share: Clash of the Titans the lyons share clash titans https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1643972035067 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/01/spaniard-and-yankee.html The Lyons Share: The Spaniard and the Yankee At shortly after 9.00 am this morning I found myself looking OUT of a stranger's house, bare foot and surrounded by even more strangers in m... the lyons share spaniard yankee https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/08/brown-hairstreak-from-my-office-window.html?showComment=1282062209557 The Lyons Share: Brown Hairstreak from my office window! It's so great working in Sussex, I can't even get five metres out of reception sometimes before getting a great photo opportunity. Today thi... the lyons share brown hairstreak my office window https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1643884803253 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2020/07/a-one-man-bioblitz-on-wildlife-friendly.html The Lyons Share: A one man bioblitz on a wildlife friendly farm Rewilding features so prominently in the minds of conservationists right now, but we must not forget it's only part of the solution. Wild... the lyons share one man wildlife friendly https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2016/08/ The Lyons Share: August 2016 An Alternative Natural History of Sussex. This blog shows the highlights of my day to day findings as a naturalist and ecologist living and working in Sussex.... the lyons share august https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2019/04/warning-this-spider-is-too-cute-for-you.html The Lyons Share: WARNING: This spider is too cute for you to handle! Meet Sitticus saltator . He's only 2.5 mm long. He's just had his hair cut by his Mum for his first day of school. "The other kids su... the lyons share too cute for https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2018/02/meta-data.html The Lyons Share: Meta data This post is like so meta. Cubed. I went to an undisclosed site in East Sussex a few weeks ago and was shown a small natural cave in a sa... the lyons share meta data https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/03/lesser-bloody-nosed-beetle.html?showComment=1300217378176 The Lyons Share: Lesser Bloody-nosed Beetle I think this is one of the coolest looking beetles, Lesser Bloody-nosed Beetle Timarcha goettingensis , look at its feet-like tarsi! Sittin... the lyons share lesser bloody beetle https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/05/im-in-5th-place.html The Lyons Share: I'm in 5th place! OK, I'm not really competitive, honest. But, I have just reached 3373 species, which puts me three ahead of Martin Harvey and into 5th place... the lyons share i m place https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/08/cute-little-baby-fox.html?showComment=1282500933870 The Lyons Share: Cute little baby Fox Well, Fox Moth but close enough. This big furry caterpillar turns into a big furry moth that is quite common and is easy to spot when they ... the lyons share cute little baby fox https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2017/02/werres-de-cock-man-in-t-veld.html The Lyons Share: Werres, De Cock & Man in 't Veld A few weeks back, I suddenly remembered we had had an outbreak of Sudden Oak Death Phytophthora ramorum on Rhododendron at Stedham and ... the lyons share de cock man veld https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/10/dessertification.html?showComment=1351713425472 The Lyons Share: Dessertification Dessertification: The process by which a wild plant or animal, through being particularly well marked, rare and cute, is rendered d... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/10/my-3000th-species.html?showComment=1288370018578 The Lyons Share: My 3000th species!!! I finally got there, the 3000th species! It's not Feathered Thorn , although an impressive moth it's pretty common and I've seen loads befor... the lyons share species https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644497141511 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644054225895 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2014/06/a-storm-of-swords.html?showComment=1404049146442 The Lyons Share: A Storm of Swords I swept this incredible caterpillar from Burton Pond last week. It puked up all over the net in quite a horrific manner, I've never see... the lyons share storm swords https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/02/ricicles.html The Lyons Share: Ricicles There is something quite exotic about the name Paddyfield Warbler but I can't quite put my finger on what. In the flesh, there was nothing ... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/03/crenulate-side-margins-to-pronotum.html The Lyons Share: Crenulate side margins to the pronotum Pan-species listing has taken a back seat for the last week or two. Some tight deadlines at work have meant I have hardly gotten out of the ... the lyons share side margins https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2013/11/cornish-suckers.html The Lyons Share: Cornish suckers If you look really closely in the above photo, you might just be able to make out Cornish Elm . Yesterday I found myself thundering down... the lyons share cornish suckers https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2020/03/ The Lyons Share: March 2020 An Alternative Natural History of Sussex. This blog shows the highlights of my day to day findings as a naturalist and ecologist living and working in Sussex.... the lyons share march https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1713871732500 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2017/03/100-species-hour.html The Lyons Share: 100 species an hour Yesterday Dave Green and I tested out the recording forms I put together for the 1000 species challenge. It was an AMAZING day and we got... the lyons share species hour https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/10/ The Lyons Share: October 2010 An Alternative Natural History of Sussex. This blog shows the highlights of my day to day findings as a naturalist and ecologist living and working in Sussex.... the lyons share october https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2020/05/ The Lyons Share: May 2020 An Alternative Natural History of Sussex. This blog shows the highlights of my day to day findings as a naturalist and ecologist living and working in Sussex.... the lyons share may https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644150489750 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644180849554 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2017/07/venus-in-furze.html The Lyons Share: Venus in furze Last week I stumbled across loads of this lovely little leaf beetle on young gorse at Beachy Head. I had no idea what it was at first, be... the lyons share venus furze https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2017/07/the-fight-for-hilltop.html The Lyons Share: The fight for Hilltop The most butterflies we saw all week were on the top of Red-necked Nightjar Hill on the last morning. Almost all of which were in the last ... the lyons share fight hilltop https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1650111172860 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644225607061 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/10/can-you-spot-moths.html The Lyons Share: Can you spot the moths? Before scrolling down, see how many moths you can see in the above photo. I didn't find the moths like this (they were caught in the moth tr... the lyons share can you spot moths https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/05/space-invader.html The Lyons Share: Space invader Rushed over to Waltham Brooks to see the Night Heron but dipped. Went out looking for Adder's-tongue Fern at Ditchling Beacon but dipped ... the lyons share space invader https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/03/jim-hensons-creature-shop.html?showComment=1302296518711 The Lyons Share: Jim Henson's Creature Shop These metre high Greater Tussock Sedges (NVC community S3) always make me laugh, looking like something from the Dark Crystal, I swear they... the lyons share jim henson creature shop https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644386543576 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1648640814341 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/03/gbh.html?showComment=1300304093180 The Lyons Share: G.B.H. I've been at Ebernoe all day with Maddy measuring trees (G.B.H. = Girth at Breast Height) and mapping them with a GPS and the biggest tree w... the lyons share g b https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/07/rip-nikon-coolpix-4500.html?showComment=1309591023031 The Lyons Share: R.I.P. Nikon Coolpix 4500 Yesterday was a dark day. Too painful was yesterday's event that I could not even blog about it until 24 hours later. No, actually I was so ... the lyons share i p nikon coolpix https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2015/02/fantastic-mrs-ferox.html The Lyons Share: Fantastic Mrs ferox Ten months ago during an invertebrate survey at Flatropers Wood, we (Alice Parfitt, Chris Bentley and I) collected a specimen of a female... the lyons share fantastic mrs ferox https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/09/back-and-blue.html The Lyons Share: Back and blue After eight months, my slipped disk has reared its ugly head, hence the dearth of posts over the last week. Today was my first day back at w... the lyons share back blue https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/06/hunchback-of-wolstonbury-hill.html The Lyons Share: The Hunchback of Wolstonbury Hill I went a walk up Wolstonbury Hill this afternoon to see if there were any Man Orchids in flower. I didn't see any but did manage to take ... the lyons share hunchback hill https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644266841540 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/05/windsor-great-park.html The Lyons Share: Windsor Great Park WARNING, THIS BLOG CONTAINS CONTENT FROM OUTSIDE OF SUSSEX! Armed only with a camera and binoculars (as a license is required for any specim... the lyons share windsor great park https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/07/spreading-ideas.html The Lyons Share: Spreading the word Thanks to Peter Whitcomb for giving me the gen on this endangered plant, Spreading Hedge-parsley . A new species for me and separated from t... the lyons share spreading word https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644223188211 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1643959822380 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/08/brown-hairstreak-from-my-office-window.html?showComment=1282085231373 The Lyons Share: Brown Hairstreak from my office window! It's so great working in Sussex, I can't even get five metres out of reception sometimes before getting a great photo opportunity. Today thi... the lyons share brown hairstreak my office window https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/02/is-this-where-it-all-began.html The Lyons Share: Is this where it all began? I found this book last week in a box of old books that has been in my sister's loft for well over a decade. It was a childhood book that I c... the lyons share began https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2012/06/burrened-out.html The Lyons Share: Burrened out I am back from Ireland. I am pretty blown away and in need of rest but normal service will return shortly. To cut a long story short, I h... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/03/murmuration-challenge.html?showComment=1299349394581 The Lyons Share: Murmuration challenge OK. In the above photo is large flock of Starlings that were feeding on a farm during a survey today. To see what it's like to survey birds... the lyons share murmuration challenge https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/10/house-of-horrors.html?showComment=1288557312726 The Lyons Share: House of Horrors I spend a lot of time outside and over the years I have found lots of skulls of many different species so I thought I would post a Halloween... the lyons share house of horrors https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2015/11/welcome-to-fungal-jungle.html The Lyons Share: Welcome to the Fungal Jungle If you don't like stuff dripping and covered in slime, I direct you at this point to the Ryvita website . If you do, read on. I've been o... the lyons share welcome to fungal jungle https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2016/03/platyhelminth-worms-on-plane.html The Lyons Share: Platyhelminth Worms on a Plane I promised to summarise where we are with Pan-species Listing every year on or around the 31st December or 1st January. I've only got round... the lyons share worms plane https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1648733891946 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2011/05/scarce-foresters.html The Lyons Share: Scarce Foresters I like the prefix scarce. After James presented me with a dead specimen of a forester he found at Southerham, I was sure the foresters up Bi... the lyons share scarce foresters https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2018/02/the-10000th-species-on-sussex-wildlife.html The Lyons Share: The 10,000th species on a Sussex Wildlife Trust reserve was... Last year you may remember that we pan-listed all the Sussex Wildlife Trust reserves. You can read about this in more detail here . With ... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/06/butcherlands.html The Lyons Share: Butcherlands I finished a breeding bird survey at Butcherlands this morning (only three early starts left this year now on other bird surveys!). We have ... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644261791482 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2010/08/pitfalls-of-generic-field-guides.html?showComment=1282884968120 The Lyons Share: The pitfalls of generic field guides the lyons share pitfalls generic field guides https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2022/02/sign-this-post-to-support-capitalising.html?showComment=1644055035094 The Lyons Share: Sign this post to support the capitalising of English names of species Last year I wrote this post . It is by far the most viewed post I have ever written on this blog in 12 years of blogging, with over 3000 vie... the lyons share https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2014/01/handed-to-us-on-root-plate.html The Lyons Share: Handed to us on a root plate Graffham Common is not just your typical 'trees off heaths' project. We were not starting with a featureless conifer plantation, there we... the lyons share to us handed root plate https://analternativenaturalhistoryofsussex.blogspot.com/2014/05/fungalton.html The Lyons Share: Fungalton WARNING: This post is stupid. It's that time of year when I have to get up really early once or twice a week to carry out bird surveys.... the lyons share