Friston Forest
Folder: Nature Spaces
Between Eastbourne and Seaford, magical place for butterflies and downs species.
Chalkhill Blue Male
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Small Blue
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Roosting Time
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Literally 10's of thousands of Chalkhills at this site in Friston Forest. Its absolutely enchanting to sit and just watch them all. Everywhere you looked in the grass there were thousands.
Chalkhills on Poo
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I know they get some nutrients from this, bit distasteful but hey at least its a good use for all that dog poo.
Oddly I only ever saw males doing this.
Chalkhill Blue Male
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Small Heath
Bladder Campion
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Small Scabious
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Clustered Bellflower
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Do the Dew
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Spanish Catchfly
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Red Bartsia
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Wild Thyme
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Bloody-nosed Beetle
Eye Bright
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Braconid Wasp Pupae
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These look similar to pupa I've seen on Burnet caterpillars, but not sure, maybe wasp?
Thank you Rockwolf for getting me to the family of wasp!
Six-spot Burnet
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Long-legged Tabby - Synaphe punctalis
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