Just sharing some pictures

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   Just for the record

Our 'first reptile' in the Weald was a viviparous lizard (imm. 2003), out on Feb.12th at 14.15 hr, dashing into heather on 'Thursley Common NNR', Surrey.

That was a bright ( _no full sun), mild day with no wind but high UV, as we all evidently 'caught the sun'.

Numerous insects were on the wing, including aquatic beetles, and in the distance we watched a Great Grey Shrike feeding from it's favourite perch all afternoon on this early spring feast. 

John

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	Just for the record Our 'first reptile' in the Weald was a viviparous lizard (imm. 2003), out on Feb.12th at 14.15 hr, dashing into heather on 'Thursley Common NNR', Surrey. That was a bright ( _no full sun), mild day with no wind but high UV, as we all evidently 'caught the sun'. Numerous insects were on the wing, including aquatic beetles, and in the distance we watched a Great Grey Shrike feeding from it's favourite perch all afternoon on this early spring feast. John