<title>Comments on: Bawdsey Quay trapping session 01/08/2014.</title>
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<title>By: Brian</title>
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<![CDATA[ I noticed this when 3 of us ran the traps on 29th July at Burgh St Peter hoping to find White-mantled for the 3rd year in a row. It was a perfect evening, exactly the same day as a year ago but the results were very different. Only 140 species recorded as opposed to 175 last year with many completely missing including W-m Wainscot and Brown-veined. Comparing the records for this years and last, many early summer species were still going strong at this time last year due to the late season whereas this year they seem to have totally finished probably because of the early season.
Maybe this accounts for the reason why most of us are experiencing low numbers even in very good conditions, at a time we expect to be the peak of the season. ]]>
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<![CDATA[ <p>I noticed this when 3 of us ran the traps on 29th July at Burgh St Peter hoping to find White-mantled for the 3rd year in a row. It was a perfect evening, exactly the same day as a year ago but the results were very different. Only 140 species recorded as opposed to 175 last year with many completely missing including W-m Wainscot and Brown-veined. Comparing the records for this years and last, many early summer species were still going strong at this time last year due to the late season whereas this year they seem to have totally finished probably because of the early season.<br />
Maybe this accounts for the reason why most of us are experiencing low numbers even in very good conditions, at a time we expect to be the peak of the season.</p>
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