During a work party on the reserve today between us we saw
Marbled White,
Common Blue,
Meadow Brown and
Large Skipper. A probable
Azure Damselfly and some
Thick-thighed Flower Beetles were also seen. The most exciting sighting was of a couple of
Common Broomrape flowers - I think this may be a first record for Narroways. Other flowers of note included
Sainfoin and
Grass Vetchling. Some
Nail Galls on lime leaves were noteworthy.
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Common Broomrape |
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Sainfoin |
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Nail Galls |
Back in Monty, some
Feverfew flowers were seen along the railway path and
Common Chickweed along the bridge. A
Chiffchaff and a
Blackcap were singing at the same location and lots of
Harlequin Ladybirds were sitting on bramble leaves along Fairlawn Road.
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Feverfew |
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Common Chickweed |
Another juvenile
Blackbird heard in the garden area - could this be a third brood of the summer? - and a
Robin seen.
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