Steyning Downland Scheme is a marvellous project at promoting Butterfly diversity. For further information see Home | Steyning Downland Scheme. I recodred what I saw last time I visited here: Steyning Downlands Scheme: a Marsh Tit, a Dingy Skipper and a Grey Wagtail. 05.07.22 (simelliott.net) It was easy to reach by bus number 2 from Brighton (an hourly service, and an hour trip from central Brighton to Steyning). 2 - Steyning-Rottingdean | Brighton & Hove Buses
Speckled Wood - path to reserve
Rifle Range
Brimstone on Teasel
Another Brimstone on Spear Thistle
Gatekeeper on Bramble
Gatekeeper on Grass
Holly Blue on Bramble
detail
Meadow Brown on poo!
The leaf I initially thought from a distance was a Brown Hairstreak
Gatekeeper
Common Carpet Moth
Meadow Brown on Wild Marjoram
Female Dark Green Fritillary
Brown Argos
Grasshopper
Meadow Brown in Wild Marjoram
Six-Spot Burnett on Wild Marjoram
Ringlet on Wild Marjoram
Small Tortoiseshell
Red Admiral on Wild Marjoram
Wall Brown
Meadow Brown on Wild Marjoram
Marbled White on Wild Marjoram
Common Blue on Wild Marjoram
Small Copper on dung
Meadow Brown on Wild Marjoram
Tatty Common Blue
Female Common Blue
Female Meadow Brown
Common Blue
Gatekeeper on Wild Marjoram
Painted Lady on Spear Thistle
Clouded Yellow on Ragwort
Wall Brown on Wild Marjoram
Common Blue om Horseshoe Vetch
Meadow Brown on Knapweed
In the woods
Ringlet
Yellow Shell Moth
Comma
Another Ringlet
Hare Bells
Speckled Wood
Speckled Wood - I could still fly.
Small White
Trees!
