Eleven members
enjoyed an outing to Fleam Dyke on Wednesday 30 July; it turned out to be a
beautiful summer morning. The sunshine brought out the butterflies, in
particular the Chalkhill blues in large numbers for which this site is well
known. We saw other species of butterflies too including one Marbled white
which is fairly uncommon here. The flowers were not as good this year as at the
same time last year, probably due to the weather conditions which had encouraged
them to flower two or three weeks earlier.
A most enjoyable
summer morning outing.
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