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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    A few pics of an Essex Skipper in the Teme Valley today. Evidence of further westward expansion. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Looks fine for Essex Skipper. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Small Heath, Grayling and Small Copper on North Hill this morning. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Small Red-eyed Damselfly First record for the site as far as I know. Certainly new for me there. Managed to see a couple of them at the west end of the old causeway along the sheltered south side this afternoon. Also a Clouded Yellow showing on+off at the north end along with one Marbled...
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Thanks for that. Had a good look late afternoon yesterday but no luck. Plenty to look at though including Essex, Small and Large Skippers, Gatekeepers, Meadow Browns, two Common Blues and a Ringlet. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Hi John, Where in St Peter's did you see it? Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Essex Skipper in Worcester at Perry Wood LNR yesterday evening. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Yes, it's a Brown Argus. Nice image :t: Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    About 5 miles SSW of Worcester here. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Thanks Keith :t: Good numbers of Purple Hairstreaks at Old Hills yesterday evening. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    Also from yesterday, a female Black-tailed Skimmer at Grimley. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    A few from yesterday: Marbled White and Silver-washed Fritillary at Grafton Wood, Marbled White and Comma at Grimley. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    25+ White Admirals in Monk Wood early evening, a few of which settled long enough for a picture. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    A Hummingbird Hawk-moth was in a garden in St John's, Worcester this morning. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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    Worcestershire Butterflies,Moths and Dragonflies

    A Painted Lady was in Shrawley Wood along Dick Brook this afternoon. Brian ________________ Worcester Birding Follow Worcester Birding on Twitter @WorcsBirding
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