Does it count if a bird flies over the garden without landing? If so we can now claim to have had visiting swifts and, best of all, three buzzards!
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July 12, 2009
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About Me
As principal ecologist for Calumma Ecological Services, I am able to put my interest in reptiles and amphibians to good effect. Like most folks that work with wildlife, my activities extend beyond just 'the job' and I am also involved with several local conservation groups. Being the county recorder for reptiles and amphibians in Kent certainly helps me to fill in those spare moments when I'm not busy with the kids!
Calumma Ecological Services
Calumma Ecological Services is a Kent based ecological consultancy that specialises in the applied conservation of amphibians and reptiles.
Kent Reptile and Amphibian Group
For more information about Kent's reptiles and amphibians visit the Kent Reptile and Amphibian Group's website.- Submit a Record
Have you seen a frog in your garden pond? Better yet an adder while out walking?! If you would like to let KRAG know about an amphibian or reptile observation, please complete the online recording card. - Recording Diary
KRAG organises a full programme of events throughout the year. For more details about forthcoming attractions, visit the KRAG web site. - Old Blog Posts Still Available
Archived posts in the old blog are still available - and will be for ever if I don't work out how to import them into this new site!
Amphibian and Reptile Group of South Lancashire
For more information about the reptiles and amphibians found in Lancashire, visit the ARGSL website.
