November 2014
Re: November 2014
Red Admiral seen in Tenby yesterday.
Re: November 2014
Still butterflies on the wing in Pembrokeshire. Red Admiral and Small Tortoiseshell seen at Bosherston by the lilly ponds.
Re: November 2014
Surprising given the frost last night, Web.web4160 wrote:Still butterflies on the wing in Pembrokeshire. Red Admiral and Small Tortoiseshell seen at Bosherston by the lilly ponds.
I guess coastal locations are that bit milder than inland?
Re: November 2014
We are staying in Tenby and haven't seen any frost yet. It was sunny and 10 degrees yesterday. Still sunny today but not as warm. No butterflies yet today!
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Re: November 2014
Just received a report that the postman in a village north of Haddington had a Comma land on his arm on Saturday while he was doing his rounds! 

Re: November 2014
Red Admiral flying around Salisbury Train Station ticket office at 6:15 pm tonight
Guess why I was there - soon be beer o'clock
Have a goodun
Wurzel


Have a goodun
Wurzel
Re: November 2014
One Peacock and one Red Admiral in Otterbourne (Hampshire) this morning, making the most of glorious sunshine and heralding the Winter Social.
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Re: November 2014
Five species on the wing at The Burgh (Downs near Amberley) today; Red Admiral, Peacock, Comma, Small Tortoiseshell and Large White.
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Re: November 2014
Four Red Admirals close to home this afternoon. Temperature was approximately 15C with a very light wind.
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Re: November 2014
Just the one Peacock seen on the wing today, but I'm sure other species were about? especially with the warm temps here in Kent.
No chance of a photo of the Peacock though, its flight pattern was strong/fast.
Location - Oare Marshes, Kent.
Cheers Paul.
No chance of a photo of the Peacock though, its flight pattern was strong/fast.
Location - Oare Marshes, Kent.
Cheers Paul.
Re: November 2014
Amazing. Large White is particularly impressive.Neil Hulme wrote:Five species on the wing at The Burgh (Downs near Amberley) today; Red Admiral, Peacock, Comma, Small Tortoiseshell and Large White.
BWs, Neil
Re: November 2014
Three Commas and half a dozen Red Admirals at lunchtime today on my local patch just west of Heathrow.
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Two Red Admirals were on our house walls today, trying to get as much of the intermittent sun as possible.
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Re: November 2014
Not surprised there have been a fair few sightings today. Even in south Wales it has felt more like mid-October.
The late morning sunshine tempted me out to Mumbles Head and Bracelet Bay, where I duly saw three Red Admirals along with (amazingly) a Painted Lady:
The late morning sunshine tempted me out to Mumbles Head and Bracelet Bay, where I duly saw three Red Admirals along with (amazingly) a Painted Lady:
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That is pretty amazing - it should have headed south a long time ago. Unless it was a long way north to start with, of course. Nice one.David M wrote:...where I duly saw three Red Admirals along with (amazingly) a Painted Lady

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