A rather late posting. The bee hunt proved very popular, 21 of us attended a very pleasant walk around the reserve. Peachysteve led us over the Yellow Brick Road and pointed out various species of bee and flower. I unfortunately did not stop long. There was a Solstice walk in the evening.
I went on site yesterday (4th of July) and saw many butterfly. By far the most abundant were the Ringlet, there were hundreds very active along the path sides. Common Spotted Orchid, and Yellow Rattle are very common in several areas.
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| Peachysteve points out the Grass Vetchling |
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Grass Vetchling
July 4th at Cromwell
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| Speckled Wood |
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| Ringlet |
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| Spotted Orchid |
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| Yellow Rattle |
1 comment:
Lovely pictures, I spotted my first ringlets a couple of days ago, then gatekeepers the day after
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