Yesterday I joined BC's Neil Hulme and Paul Day at a SDNP work party at a Pearl-bordered Fritillary site in West Sussex. It started well when a Red Admiral landed on a white vehicle in the parking area. We raked a lot of leaves and dead bracken, revealing good ground for wood violets to flourish.
This morning I joined the weekly work party at Heyshott escarpment, then visited a common in search of a Dartford Warbler where I found two having a verbal battle. The one I photographed had no tail! On the way home I called in at Rewell Wood and saw a Marsh Tit briefly.
March 15:
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| Red Admiral, Vanessa atalanta |
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| PBF work party |
March 16:
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| Heyshott work party |
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| view from the top |
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| Dartford Warbler, Sylvia undata |
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| Dartford Warbler |
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| Song Thrush, Turdus philomelos |
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