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13 Oct 2022 10:50 #5999 by Pete Locking
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Hi John,

That's a trend that's reflected in our garden in N. Somercotes. One fresh Red Admiral and an equally fresh Comma all this week. Also, still up to 4 Ivy Bees and loads of hover flies, wasps, ladybirds and blue bottles on the ivy flowers. 

Regards Pete and Jackie

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13 Oct 2022 08:51 #5998 by John Walker
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Churchill lane area of ST NNR
6 red admiral, 2 small white, 2 small tortoiseshell, 3 speckled wood ,1 wall.
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09 Oct 2022 08:16 #5980 by John Walker
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8 fresh red admirals on ivy , also seen 1 comma, 1 wall, 3 speckled wood all along c 250 m stretch of dunes and willow hedge 081022

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14 Sep 2022 07:42 #5853 by John Walker
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3 fresh wall butterflies on and 2 fresh small coppers 120922 will be 3rd generations due to this year’s exceptional summer.

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07 Sep 2022 09:13 #5814 by John Walker
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Commonest butterfly by far speckled wood , also seen painted lady ,red admiral, small heath, small white,
small copper, comma, common blue, brown argus,

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05 Aug 2022 18:22 #5694 by Pete Locking
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That is a good haul John, not seen our Brown Argus anymore. We did have a new for the garden striking black and red wasp today  though, probably  Ammophila Sabulosa. 

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