May 2009 Wildlife Sightings

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Wednesday 27th	Little Egret	Seen at the Coxbridge roundabout Farnham Sighting via www.sbclub.ukonline.co.uk
Sunday 24th	At least 5 Painted Lady Butterflies, part of the mass migration that happened over England. Single Little Egret on the islands.	Seen early evening at Tice's Meadow, Farnham Quarry by Kevin Duncan. Location map
Friday 22nd	Oystercatcher	Seen at Tice's Meadow (Farnham Quarry). Sighting via www.sbclub.ukonline.co.uk Location map
Thursday 21st	Common Blue Damselfly, Emerald Damselfly, Blue Tailed Damselfly.	All seen late morning at Hollybush Park by Chris and Angela Kay. Location map
Wednesday 20th	Oystercatcher	Seen at Tice's Meadow (Farnham Quarry). Sighting via www.sbclub.ukonline.co.uk Location map
Tuesday 19th	Dunlin	Seen at Tice's Meadow (Farnham Quarry). Sighting via www.sbclub.ukonline.co.uk Location map
Friday 15th	Bar-tailed Godwit (2nd day), Greenshank & Dunlin	All seen at Tice's Meadow (Farnham Quarry). Sightings via www.sbclub.ukonline.co.uk Location map
Sunday 10th	Dunlin	Seen at Tice's Meadow (Farnham Quarry). Sighting via www.sbclub.ukonline.co.uk Location map
Saturday 9th	Dunlin	Seen at Tice's Meadow (Farnham Quarry). Sighting via www.sbclub.ukonline.co.uk Location map
Saturday 9th	Banded Demoiselle; Peacock Butterfly; Egyptian Goose.	All seen at Moor Green Lakes by Alan Willis. Location map
Wednesday 6th	Grass Snake 50 to 60 cm long.	Seen in Hawley Woods by Adrian Humphries.
Sunday 3rd	Whitethroat (first sighting in this locale); Green Veined White; Banded Demoiselle (first of the year); Large Red Damselfly (first of the year).	All seen late morning at Hollybush Park by Chris and Angela Kay. Location map
Tell Us... ...about your wildlife sightings or anything else of interest that you see in the Valley. Submissions will be included on these pages so we can build up our own monthly wildlife diary for the Valley. We would also love to receive any pictures. Please Email us with brief details, not forgetting to tell us where and when you made your sighting.