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European mantis seen in Szczerbice
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was observed on 2026-09-26 in Szczerbice. September marks the start of mating season when females feed heavily and lay their eggs before dying with the first hard frost, making this observation a sign of the species' reproductive window in the region.
Hummingbird hawkmoth seen in Gliwice
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was observed on 2026-09-27 in Trynek Cichociemnych, Gliwice. This late-season record marks the tail end of autumn migration into Central Europe before the species withdraws southward for winter.
Japanese knotweed found near Katowice and Tarnowskie Góry
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was recorded on 2026-09-15 near Katowice and on 2026-09-12 in multiple sites including Tarnowskie Góry and Katowice. The plant produces white flowers in late summer and early autumn, the phenological window during which fragmenting rhizomes present peak dispersal risk, particularly along riverbanks where human activity may carry root segments downstream.
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