Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025
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PimperneBloke
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Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025
So warm and still, and accounts of lots of stuff just up the road, led me to a return to Alner's Gorse, with an aperitif in the garden, as well as a dessert liqueur
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025
That's an impressive selection of butterflies PB
. A few I have not yet seen this year. Although I did find my first White-letter Hairstreak ever yesterday 
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025
Always fab to find a newbie, Snappy, be it bird or critterSnappyMac wrote: Fri Jul 11, 2025 4:33 pm That's an impressive selection of butterflies PB. A few I have not yet seen this year. Although I did find my first White-letter Hairstreak ever yesterday
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025
Then my work here is done * flounce off stage left, with a swish of my cape, and a toss of my luscious locks *
Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025
Wowowow....
Given the weather I would go early second gen Brimstone - keep you eyes open for interesting aberrations that might start turning up as it would appear that high temperatures can have an effect
Given the weather I would go early second gen Brimstone - keep you eyes open for interesting aberrations that might start turning up as it would appear that high temperatures can have an effect
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025
Thanks, Cin, I will....
I'll have to go back, because there are brown hairstreaks on the wing, and being snapped daily at the mo, and I've never seen one.
I'll have to go back, because there are brown hairstreaks on the wing, and being snapped daily at the mo, and I've never seen one.
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Jacksparrow
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Alner's Gorse 10/06/2025
I'm just lucky to live near a couple of area's under Dorset Butterflies control, Jack, so they are managed for the butterflies, and about 15 minutes the other way is chalk downland for a variety of blues.... postcode lottery I think they call itJacksparrow wrote: Fri Jul 11, 2025 7:34 pm How do follow that? I won't be trying. Thanks PimperneBloke