Alner's Gorse 14/06/2026
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Alner's Gorse 14/06/2026
Thanks Snappy, it was a good couple of hours. Mrs PB's plaster is hopefully off in and hour, and she'll be back to work next week, when I happen to have a week off, so I'll probably head back and make a full trip of it and hopefully get the frits I've not seen yet
Re: Alner's Gorse 14/06/2026
It's well worth the visit -It's where I saw my first UK Ringlet that was as fresh as could be and was the richest velvety chocolate brown. Sadly I probably won't get there this year.SnappyMac wrote: Mon Jun 15, 2026 7:27 amThat looks a great place to visit, more species of butterfly than I have seen all year PB. Lovely selection of photo's.
Re: Alner's Gorse 14/06/2026
Sounds like a plan PBPimperneBloke wrote: Mon Jun 15, 2026 8:48 am Thanks Snappy, it was a good couple of hours. Mrs PB's plaster is hopefully off in and hour, and she'll be back to work next week, when I happen to have a week off, so I'll probably head back and make a full trip of it and hopefully get the frits I've not seen yet
Re: Alner's Gorse 14/06/2026
It does seem to be butterfly centralGermain wrote: Mon Jun 15, 2026 9:09 am It's well worth the visit -It's where I saw my first UK Ringlet that was as fresh as could be and was the richest velvety chocolate brown. Sadly I probably won't get there this year.
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PimperneBloke
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Re: Alner's Gorse 14/06/2026
Cast off, but she has to wear a splint for a minimum 2 weeks, and no driving with the splint, so at least 2 more weeks off workSnappyMac wrote: Mon Jun 15, 2026 11:34 amSounds like a plan PBPimperneBloke wrote: Mon Jun 15, 2026 8:48 am Thanks Snappy, it was a good couple of hours. Mrs PB's plaster is hopefully off in and hour, and she'll be back to work next week, when I happen to have a week off, so I'll probably head back and make a full trip of it and hopefully get the frits I've not seen yetHope the cast comes off...