I can't remember the last time I saw a grey partridge, nice visitors and photo Ed.Ed D wrote: Thu May 21, 2026 4:54 pm Following on from finding Red Legged Partridges in the garden, today we had a visit from a pair of Grey Partridges. Only managed to get one on a photo.![]()
Looking forward to the end of May. I can get my lawn cut.
Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.
A small Tortoiseshell butterfly feasting on a flower. It looks rather tatty and shows signs of an encounter with a spider web.


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PimperneBloke
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Re: Wildlife in Ed D's Garden.
He does look like he's been in the wars! Great sharpness in the butterfly 
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Well I think we can safely say you're getting the hang of this close-up malarkey Ed!!!! Fabulous stuff
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Small Tortoiseshell are one of the hibernating species and can look vey tatty when they finally emerge.Ed D wrote: Sat May 23, 2026 4:53 pm A small Tortoiseshell butterfly feasting on a flower. It looks rather tatty and shows signs of an encounter with a spider web.
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