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interesting waders such as Purple Sandpiper,
Black-tailed Godwit, Whimbrel, Greenshank,
Little Stint and Ruff, plus Woodcock, Hen
Harrier, Short-eared Owl and Snow Bunting.
The Secretary estimates the Group has
recorded 136 species in the 1984-5 season.
For 1985-6 we shall continue with traditional
coastal haunts, perhaps changing the season
of our visits for variation of migratory
species, and add the odd new location if
car parking can be arranged. Suggestions
are always welcome.
The Secretary would like to thank Michael
Parker, Ian Misselbrook and John Bath for
leading the field meetings, and the
immediate past President, Tony Boniface,
for his continuous support of the Group.
MARTIN HENRY
APOLOGY FOR MISPRINTS IN 'THE LARGER MOTHS
AND BUTTERFLIES OF ESSEX'
The authors would like to apologize to
Mrs. Kate Rowland for using her maiden name
(Hawkins) in the acknowledgements on page 5.
and also for failing to acknowledge that
the section on New House Farm on page 29
was written by her, and not by Jeremy Heath.