July on Hothfield Heathlands: Orchids & bats
Hothfield's evening bat and amphibian walk revealed pipistrelles, newts, and a nightingale's song, while rare heath spotted and Southern marsh orchids bloom in the reserve's acid bogs.
Leanne Riddoch: Coast Explorer Intern - Renewables
Marie Dipple: Ecologist for Kent Wildlife Trust Consultancy Services
Sherece Thompson: Marine Conservation Officer for Kent Wildlife Trust
Maud Phillippot: Coast Explorer Intern - Education
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Hothfield's evening bat and amphibian walk revealed pipistrelles, newts, and a nightingale's song, while rare heath spotted and Southern marsh orchids bloom in the reserve's acid bogs.
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