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Wednesday, 28 July 2010

Wolstonbury Hill today

What lovely weather for a stroll up Wolstonbury with Border collie, Jess.
A Comma butterfly caught my eye feeding on bramble flowers.
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Harebells were in flower on the hill.
Whitebeam was fruiting well.

 Scabius flowers were common.
Butterflies were really abundant.  Above looks like a Gatekeeper.

Above a Common blue.  They were numerous after some weeks of absence.
Marbled Whites and Peacocks were around too but were too elusive to photograph on this day.
Jess

A skipper of some sort.

Gatekeeper.


The hillside was dotted with these lovely "Pride of Sussex" flowers.
Another abundant plant in full flower was the Greater Knapweed.

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