Donington on Bain, meadow 11,06,18

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19 Jun 2018 02:18 #871 by John T Goy
Replied by John T Goy on topic Donington on Bain, meadow 11,06,18
:( at least you had balls to admit you made a mistake, good on yer mate :)

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19 Jun 2018 02:14 #870 by John T Goy
Replied by John T Goy on topic Donington on Bain, meadow 11,06,18
I've NEVER seen any!

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13 Jun 2018 19:22 #865 by Nigel Deacon
Replied by Nigel Deacon on topic Donington on Bain, meadow 11,06,18
Pete,
That's a shame, but thank you for taking the time to reply and also thanks to your wife for the additional detective work! It still sounds like an interesting spot and I will try to get out there next time I visit Red Hill.
Thanks again, Nigel.
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13 Jun 2018 09:01 #863 by Pete Locking
Replied by Pete Locking on topic Donington on Bain, meadow 11,06,18
After what you said, my wife did some further research, and I’m afraid you were right, not Small Blues but Chimney Sweeper Moths. Many apologies, but still a lovely walk!

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13 Jun 2018 08:40 #862 by Nigel Deacon
Replied by Nigel Deacon on topic Donington on Bain, meadow 11,06,18
That's perfect - thank you.
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13 Jun 2018 08:37 #861 by Pete Locking
Replied by Pete Locking on topic Donington on Bain, meadow 11,06,18
From the bridge over the Bain, drive up towards the mast, but take the first left down a minor road until you see a public footpath sign ( it says 81 on the O.S. Map ) walk down the footpath and the Small Blues were all over by the side of the path. Also if you keep walking towards Donington there are some of the biggest ,we think, Northern Marsh Orchids we’ve ever seen.
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