We have put 2 new scrapes in the bottom paddock at Hutchinsons Bank.
A Small Tortoiseshell was feeding on Hairy Violet in one of the old scrapes.
Ideal habitat for the Glanville Fritillary and Small Blue in a few weeks time.
Butterfly and orchid photos on the travels of Martin, a wildlife warden in the Croydon area.
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Saturday, 29 March 2014
Friday, 14 March 2014
Glanville Larvae wake up
Our colony of Glanvilles is still on the go. Overwintering larvae have now woken up, due to the warm weather, and have been eating for about two weeks, they have just gone into the 6th instar, as seen below the ones with the bigger heads. Hopefully the Glanville will be seen flying on its Croydon site in May and June, as it has for the last 3 Years.
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