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| Brown Argus, Aricia agestis |
On Monday I visited Cissbury Ring again and added Brimstone,
Brown Argus and Small Copper to Sunday’s tally. Chalkhill blues were everywhere. I found two unidentified
moth larvae and an adder slithered away when I disturbed it.
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| female Brimstone, Gonepteryx rhamni |
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| Brown Argus with Meadow Brown with a Red Mite attached |
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| female Chalkhill Blue, Lysandra coridon |
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| female Chalkhill Blue, Lysandra coridon |
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| male Chalkhill Blue, Lysandra coridon |
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| Cinnabar larva, Tyria jacobaeae |
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| Cinnabar larva on ragwort which has had all its leaves eaten by the larva |
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| male Common Blue, Polyommatus icarus |
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| Dark Green Fritillary, Argynnis aglaja |
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| Garden Snail, Helix aspersa |
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| Gatekeeper, female, Pyronia tithonus |
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| male Gatekeeper, Pyronia tithonus |
ids needed for these moth larvae:
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| moth larva on Self-heal |
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| moth larva on Self-heal |
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| moth larva on Self-heal leaf |
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| moth larva on thistle head |
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| Roesel's Bush-cricket, Metrioptera roeseli |
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| what is inside this six-spot Burnet pupa case? |
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| Six-Spot Burnet, Zygaena filipendulae |
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| Small Copper, Lycaena phlaeas |
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| Small Skipper, Thymelicus sylvestris with Red Mites, Trombidium breei |
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| Small Tortoiseshell, Aglais urticae |
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| Squinancywort, Asperula cynanchica |
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| Tachina fly - id needed |
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| Vervain, Verbena officinalis |
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| male Wall, Lasiommata megera |
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