An early morning whale watch proved more pleasant than spetacular, with 20 or so Humpbacks on view nice and close with most just 'logging', i.e. laying around on the surface doing nothing much.
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- Mike & Neil Pearson
- 2012 -A difficult year at Neglectus - high profile departures and repeated injury to our top striker has left the team wondering if they are just a feeder club. But with recovery on the horizon, and a summer of moths ahead, hopefully we'll be fielding a full team of two to once again stave off relegation, and maybe even dipping into the transfer market for a young mychologist... 2013 - just managed to avoid relegation. The future does not look so bleak due to the return of long term injury players, so a mid table position should be well within our grasp, providing we play with heart. 2014 : ARSENAL won the bloody cup !!!
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- Stellwagen bank, off the Cape (the real one)
- Sooty Shearwater - A paltry total of 7, pres...
- A pelagic out of Plymouth, Mass.
- a couple more moths
- Danes Dyke South
- Silver y
- More leps.
- Moth Withdrawl
- Dragonflies and half a Damselfly.
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- Sprawks and a dragon from Abney last week
- Stormies at Thornwick
- A few more leps from the cape.
- Day flying leps.
- Flamboro's back in action
- Red-tailed Hawk, Variable dancer.
- Indian Pipes, female Ruby-throated hummingbird.
- Great Egret, Least Tern.
- Ospreys fishing on the Mass. coast.
- Yorkshire, June 2009 (3)
- Yorkshire, June 2009 (2)
- Yorkshire, June 2009 (1)
- Amwell gravel pits, Middlesex - 9th July 2009
- Turdus topnotchica
- U.S. moths
- Mass. Moths
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- Dad - A few little ...
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