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Lunate ladybirds and blister beetles

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This morning on the Common I spotted this Lunate Ladybird ( Cheilomenes lunata ) sweeping a daisy bush for aphids. (Other beetles you might...

Cape Autumn Widow

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Flying around the Common now are lots of pretty brown butterflies. These are Cape Autumn Widows ( Dira clytus ) that are related to the Tab...

Jumping-ball Moths and the Glossy Wild-currant

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Glossy Wild-currant, Shiny-leaved Rhus, Blinktaaibos Searsia lucida (formerly Rhus lucuda ) ANACARDACEAE (the mango family) At the moment t...

Erica subdivaricata

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Erica subdivaricata ERICACEAE (erica family) This beautiful erica grows up to 1 m and has small, bell-shaped, white (sometimes just tinged ...

Rough Blue Sage

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Rough Blue Sage, Bloublomsalie, Salvia chamelaeagnea LAMIACEAE (the mint and sage family) This pretty plant is flowering on the Common n...

Cluster Pine on the Common

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The pine trees that occur on the Common are the Maritime or Cluster Pine ( Pinus pinaster ) and the Stone Pine ( Pinus pinea ) both native ...

Talk on Restoring Sand Plain Fynbos on our Common

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Carly Cowell of Kirstenbosch is also the SANBI Project Co-ordinator for the Millennium Seed Bank Project , run by Kew Gardens. Carly has tra...
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