Along the Access Trail to check for Butterflies - and the "old stagers" of two Peacocks and One Comma popped up along the herbicide strip alongside the Access Trail to reassure me that there are usually at least some butterflies there, these species having bravely over-wintered, and lasted until now!
The Comma was resting on the leaves of the Elms beyond the dip, looking quite tatty:
The second of the two Peacocks posed on one of the fence posts. The broad body seems to sit in a little "valley" of the cupped inner wing. The thorax hairs have been worn entirely off.
There were also a coupled of male Banded Demoiselle's seen.
The Comma was resting on the leaves of the Elms beyond the dip, looking quite tatty:
The second of the two Peacocks posed on one of the fence posts. The broad body seems to sit in a little "valley" of the cupped inner wing. The thorax hairs have been worn entirely off.
There were also a coupled of male Banded Demoiselle's seen.
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