I’ve just found another absurd one: ´Wryneck head twisting’ gave me this:

Green Hellebores (Helleborus viridis) in flower in woodland near Lower Kilcott in the Cotswolds in South Gloucestershire yesterday.

Congratulations Jonnie and Alex. To amuse you, this is how the job ad for two of your predecessors was written: from BB, as recently as Aug 1980.

The latest Monmouthshire dragonfly recording newsletter is now available, including updates on various species including… small red damselflies.

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I’m watching a male Southern Hawker & a male Common Hawker in territorial squabbles over a pond at Cleddon Bog. This is the only known site in the eastern half of Monmouthshire/Gwent for Common Hawker. Thanks to Barbara Heys for re-finding after an 8-year gap #gwentdragonflies