Monday, 8 October 2012

October butterflies


Ivy is in flower and proving a big attraction to the late butterflies. There were about 30 on this bush. Several commas were feeding on the nectar. 

 

The most numerous butterfly was the red admiral, about 20 of them were feeding and I found one small copper among them.


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Where do I Walk?

Mainly around the National Trust land at Washington Common and Warren Hill in West Sussex. I also spend some time around my old Steyning walks and other interesting places in West Sussex.