Cleethorpes foreshore pm

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01 Jul 2019 16:19 #1928 by Ray Hume
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Yes it's very nice to see so many painted ladies about. Could this year compare with 2009 I wonder? That's the last time I can remember them being remotely plentiful, and that was a real bumper year. Nowadays you can expect to see little other than bees on your buddleia bush, but in 2009 mine was throbbing with painted ladies!
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17 Jun 2019 16:35 #1890 by Jim Wright
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Cleethorpes foreshore nature reserve was predictably quiet this afternoon. A few housemartins and swallows were moving south. Out on the saltmarsh, skylarks were conspicuous as were linnets, starlings and a few meadow pipits and starlings. Didn’t see any waders, raptors or terns.

Away from the birds, painted lady butterflies were plentiful, and the display of orchids is very impressive.
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