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| White-legged Damselfly |
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| Redstart |
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| Silver-studded Blue butterflies |
Plus many other delights below.
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| Common Heath moth, male, Ematurga atomaria |
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| Ammophila sp. sand wasp |
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Monday, 19 June 2017
Thursley National Nature Reserve: White-legged Damselfly, Redstart, wasps, Silver-studded Blue butterflies, and more
Plus many other delights below.
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