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Onchidoris bilamellata. Length 40mm. Dark brown dorsal panel. Basal two thirds of rhinophore brown. Large, translucent, whitish gills curving untidily outwards from transverse ellipse. Low water spring tide, Mersey Estuary. Late January 2010.

Submitted by Ian Smith on Thu, 29/12/2011 12:29
Species
Onchidoris bilamellata
Photographer / copyright holder
I.F. Smith

Nottinghamshire - Molluscablitz: CANCELLED

Type
Field meeting

 

***  Sadly this meeting has had to be cancelled *****

  

 

Organiser

Chris du Feu (01427 848 400 - home; chris@chrisdufeu.force9.co.uk).

Yorkshire: Rivelin Valley, near Sheffield.

Type
Field meeting

Joint meeting with Sorby Natural History Society.

 

Organiser

Robert Cameron (0114 268 6675 - home).

Worcestershire: Wyre Forest. Slugs and fungi.

Type
Field meeting

Joint meeting with Wyre Forest Study Group.  

Organiser

Rosemary Winnall and John Bingham (01299 266489) (home) (07732 203393) (mobile)

Yorkshire Conchological Society meeting: Yorkshire Wolds

Type
Field meeting

Yorkshire Conchological Society meeting.

Meet at 10:30 near pond in Fridaythorpe village, NGR SE 875 591.

 

Organiser

David Lindley (0113 269 7047 - home; or david.lindley3@btinternet.com).

Yorkshire Conchological Society meeting: Reighton Sands

Type
Field meeting

Yorkshire Conchological Society joint meeting with YNU Marine and Coastal Section.

Meet at 09:30 in the car park at Reighton Gap, NGR TA 139 762.

Organiser

David Lindley (0113 269 7047 - home; or david.lindley3@btinternet.com).

South Pembrokeshire. Marine meeting

Type
Field meeting

Organiser

John Llewellyn-Jones and Celia Pain (01634261147) (home) and 07795 966963 (mobile), tp006f6896@blueyonder.co.uk

Yorkshire Conchological Society meeting: Nunnington for River Rye

Type
Field meeting

Yorkshire Conchological Society freshwater meeting: River Rye.

Meet at 10:30 in parking area N of river in Nunnington, NGR SE 669 795.

 

Organiser

David Lindley (0113 269 7047 - home; or david.lindley3@btinternet.com).

Hampshire: Winchester College nature reserve and Itchen Valley. Freshwater and land meeting.

Type
Field meeting

Organiser

June Chatfield (01420 82214 - home).

Cardiff: Taff Gorge Woodlands

Type
Field meeting
 
Joint meeting with Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales.
 
Organiser

Ben Rowson (mob: 07853 849114 or ben.rowson@museumwales.ac.uk)

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