Having had a first yesterday with the White Admiral I wanted more so interupted Paul J in the pub for suggestions as to where to go and was recomended Windover Hill.
Starting at Wilmington, walking over Windover Hill to Jevington and back via Friston Forest we picked up a good selection, not bad for a second attempt by a novice. I thought Butterflies would be easy to photograph but they don't stay still, you have to get up close, also they can fly quite fast!
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| Small Skipper |
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| Small Skipper |
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| Chalkhill Blues |
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| Chalkhill Blue |
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| Comma |
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| Brimstone |
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| Marbled White |
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| Marbled White |
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| Painted Lady |
Species found where Chalkhill Blues by the hundreds, 1 Comma, 2 Marbled Whites, several Painted Ladies, loads of Gate Keepers and Meadow Browns, 1 Red Admiral, 1 Fritillary poss. Silver Washed, Peacocks, 2 Small Skippers, Large and Small Whites, Brimstone.
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