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  1. lostinjapan

    Suffolk wildlife

    Glad you caught up with Clouded Yellow Ron. Great to see them in numbers after such a long absence. I keep bumping into Grayling with three today at Rendlesham Dental Clinic of all places. So I think it is fair to say they are having a good year like so many other butterflies. I managed a few...
  2. lostinjapan

    Suffolk wildlife

    Several Willow Emerald at Alton Water, with a few Common Blue Damselfly, Migrant & Southern Hawker and Ruddy Darter on Friday afternoon. A single Grayling in the garden today was a nice surprise and good to see a couple of Small Heath at Shingle Street today too. Sean
  3. lostinjapan

    Suffolk wildlife

    and a couple more..
  4. lostinjapan

    Suffolk wildlife

    Butterflies, dragons and more Dear all Have had had the freedom of a car for the fist time in my 42 years, and so have managed to get out a little this past few days. Been largely chasing butterflies and dragons, but seen the odd good bird along the way. Highlights have been Clouded Yellow...
  5. lostinjapan

    Suffolk wildlife

    Hey Steve The only place I've seen White-legged Damselfly was on Mersea around the edge of the 2 fishing ponds just after you cross the strood. The ponds can be accessed from the layby on the right fork towards W Mersea. Are the Lizard Orchids easy to locate at Devils Dyke? Cheers Sean
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