Second post for second day. Woo, inventive.
Even hotter, with less breeze, and despite giving up far earlier, I still was struck with vicious brain pain on getting home. But enough moaning.
More of the same? Not quite.
Common Blue
The day before, a Small Copper was prowling the First Slope. This time, Common Blue.
Also, even more of these, and one actually stopped!
Six-spot Burnet Moth
You also get Fives at the Nose*, but you need them to actually sit still for a mo' to tell the two apart.. Will try again when weather less favourable for them.
Large Skipper
Small Skipper
Comma
Only one count, from Look Out, but a memorable one, with a fly-through Clouded Yellow and everything! [[Yes, yes, the Nose is always later and less than Beer Head...]]
Not just butterflies in the firing line, first up, we have what I thought was a Clearwing in flight - I got so excited... - but in fact on landing was this;
Longhorn Beetle!
[Strangalia sp.?]
Dark Bush Cricket
[well, its bum, anyway...]
Chafer Beetle
Musk Thistle
Okies, that'll do.
Be Seeing You...
[[* There are photos in past years' posts if you want to archive-delve. Presumably all standard, but Narrow-bordered are not that far away and I believe expanding their range, so until someone comes along with a licence and a net..?]]
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