brimstone
red admiral
small white
comma
small tortoiseshell
barred by some cows!
looking down on the valley floor at The Coombes, Hinton Parva
Monday 25 July 2016
THE COOMBES WALK
Quite a nice tally of butterflies from the Coombes walk at Hinton parva, just a short distance from home, despite not seeing the ones I was looking for! The half way point of my walk along the valley floor was barred by a herd of cows, so I made a steep climb up the side of the valley and returned alongside the top hedge. There were the usual marbled whites, meadow browns, small skippers, gatekeepers, also a bright yellow brimstone, a couple of small tortoiseshells, red admirals, large and small whites, green veined white and a comma.
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