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  1. SueBryan

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    My first White Admiral of the year along with Ringlet, Meadow Brown and many Speckled Woods today along the old Roydon railway line.
  2. SueBryan

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    My pleasure David. I am glad you saw them. Seven is the most I have seen together in Norfolk at one site. My son and I had 3 Wall Browns on a single plant at Burnham Overy yesterday. Sue
  3. SueBryan

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    After work this evening I saw 7 Clouded Yellows and 1 Painted Lady in the field SE of the bend just after the drying barns at Choseley (TF758413) Sue
  4. SueBryan

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    11 White Admirals at Roydon yesterday between the crossroads and the old dragonfly pool (now sadly all dried up!) with many Ringlets too. Sue
  5. SueBryan

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    White Admirals At ride 109 Cockley Cley there were 3 White Admirals this afternoon with plenty of Meadow Brown, Ringlet, Small Skipper, Large Skipper, Large White and a single Comma. A Broad-bordered Bee hawk-moth kept me entertained, as did 2 Tree Pipits. Sue
  6. SueBryan

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    1 Silver-washed Fritillary by the pond (at bottom of John's map) at Holt CP and another Silver-washed Fritillary at the location marked on John's map this morning. Also 4 Woodlark at Holt Lowes. Sue
  7. SueBryan

    Norfolk Butterflies and Moths

    Two Orange Tips at Titchwell today.
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