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EFC Centre at Wat Tyler Country ParkOur centre is available for visits on a pre-booked basis on Wednesdays between 10am - 4pm. The Club’s activities and displays are also usually open to the public on the first Saturday of the month 11am - 4pm.

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Antherophagus pallens top Copyright: Robert Smith
Antherophagus pallens (formerly nigricornis)

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Hockley Spa Post Card Posted 1907
Walthamstow Village W J Sallnow 1978
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Apis mellifera Copyright: Peter Harvey
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The Honey Bee probably occurs across the whole county, but has not been well recorded, since it is often considered so common that people do not bother to record its presence, and of course it is widely kept for its honey. Please help record this species in our survey forms. The main natural nest site for this species in Britain is standing hollow trees, although the bees forage widely in the surrounding countryside.

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