Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025

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PimperneBloke
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Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025

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So warm and still, and accounts of lots of stuff just up the road, led me to a return to Alner's Gorse, with an aperitif in the garden, as well as a dessert liqueur

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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025

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Well, it seemed to miss a few....
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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025

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That's an impressive selection of butterflies PB :wow: . A few I have not yet seen this year. Although I did find my first White-letter Hairstreak ever yesterday :)
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I consider myself well and truly pissed off :clap: :clap: :clap:
Pardon the Scottish accent
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SnappyMac wrote: Fri Jul 11, 2025 4:33 pm That's an impressive selection of butterflies PB :wow: . A few I have not yet seen this year. Although I did find my first White-letter Hairstreak ever yesterday :)
Always fab to find a newbie, Snappy, be it bird or critter :D
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Linda257 wrote: Fri Jul 11, 2025 4:43 pm I consider myself well and truly pissed off :clap: :clap: :clap:
Then my work here is done * flounce off stage left, with a swish of my cape, and a toss of my luscious locks * :D
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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025

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Wowowow....
Given the weather I would go early second gen Brimstone - keep you eyes open for interesting aberrations that might start turning up as it would appear that high temperatures can have an effect
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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025

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Thanks, Cin, I will....
I'll have to go back, because there are brown hairstreaks on the wing, and being snapped daily at the mo, and I've never seen one.
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How do follow that? I won't be trying. Thanks PimperneBloke
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Jacksparrow wrote: Fri Jul 11, 2025 7:34 pm How do follow that? I won't be trying. Thanks PimperneBloke
I'm just lucky to live near a couple of area's under Dorset Butterflies control, Jack, so they are managed for the butterflies, and about 15 minutes the other way is chalk downland for a variety of blues.... postcode lottery I think they call it :)
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