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The Society
Rules
Forthcoming Meetings
History
Centenary 1919-2019
Celebrations & Events
Resources
The Isle of Wight
Join us
Groups
Forthcoming Meetings
Archaeology
Bats
Discovering bats
List of bat species recorded on the Isle of Wight
Birds
Botany: vascular plants
Fungi
Galls, Leaf Miners & Micro-fungi
Geology
The Structure of the Island
Wight Rocks – An Introduction
Insects
Insects of the Island
Lichens
Looking at the Countryside
Mammals
Mosses and Liverworts
Reptiles and Amphibians
Visual Records
Recording
iWatch Wildlife
Why Record?
Get Involved
Stag beetles
Swifts
Hedgehogs
Submitting records online
iRecord
Recording News
Recording newsletter
Expanded articles & content
Recorders
Vice-counties
Projects
Recording Resources
Resources
Downloads
Library
Articles and Publications
Wight Studies
Wight Studies Volume 37, 2023
At Headquarters
Links
Archaeology links
Natural history links
Geology links
Local links
Sitemap
Acknowledgements
News
Contact
Wood Calamint (Clinopodium menthifolium) flowering in August © GT
Sun 03, 2012
by Matthew Chatfield
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