one of many meadow brown butterflies
ringlet
meadow browns and ringlets sharing a flower head
small tortoiseshell
marbled white, in excellent shape, probably newly emerged
poppies by the gate
Saturday, 2 July 2016
PENTYLANDS HIGHWORTH
I paid visit to Highworth's country park this afternoon, it was very breezy but quite sunny as I walked around the perimeter of the park. Most noticeable were the 100+ meadow brown butterflies, also quite a few ringlets, a couple of skippers, and some marbled whites. Towards the end of my walk I also spotted a small tortoiseshell.
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