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Hemingbrough Hagg Lane Green Conservation, Heritage & Educational Project |
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Calendar—What to look out for in June and July |
Summer is here and the areas around the site which haven’t been mown are bright with dog rose and honeysuckle which scent the air on warm evenings, attracting moths of all sizes and shapes such as the very unusual looking Poplar Hawk Moth.. Also the first fruits of the Lords and Ladies can now be found. Dragonflies are at their best and a visit to site may produce common darters as well as the slender azure and common blue damselflies. |
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Berries of Lords and Ladies |
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The spectacal moth |
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Male & Femail Azure Damselflies |
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Poplar Hawk Moth |
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Plume Moth |



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The work of the Hagg Lane Green Conservation Group has been kindly sponsored by the following organisations; |





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Dog Rose |

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Large Red Damselfly |