St Nicholas Fields
Butterflies & Insects Image Gallery
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 Peacock butterfly A peacock butterfly (photo by Jane Tavener, April 2008) |
 Comma |
 Common Blue |
 Gatekeeper |
 Large White (photo by Tony Fairburn) |
 Marbled White (photo by Tony Fairburn) |
 Orange Tip (photo by Tony Fairburn) |
 Painted Lady (photo by Tony Fairburn) |
 Red Admiral (photo by Tony Fairburn) |
 Small Skipper |
 Small Tortoiseshell |
 Speckled Wood |
 Tansy Small Copper |
 a male Blue-tailed Damselfly |
 a male Southern Hawker Dragonflies are doing well out of climate change and we're seeing them increasingly often around our pond - sometimes even get to look them in the eyes. (Sept. 2007) |
 Harlequin Ladybird The dreaded harlequin ladybird which preys on native ladybirds has been spotted on St Nicks. For more info and to report sightings see http://www.harlequin-survey.org/ |
 Six-Spot Burnet A day-flying moth. |
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