Saturday, 7 August 2010

Cissbury revisited


Cissbury Ring never disappoints and apart from a glorious view there were plenty of butterflies: Chalkhill Blues, Common Blues and Meadow Browns were most plentiful. There were also Walls, Small Coppers and some old Dark-green Fritillaries.
 This Chalkhill Blue was much darker than the others (top).
Meadow Browns mating
male Common Blue
female Common Blue (above and below)
Common Blues mating
old Dark-green Fritillary
female Wall
Small Copper
Small Skipper
 east dyke

Cinnebar Moth larva
Burnet Moth pupa
Ladybird

view south-west towards Littlehampton

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