Ditchling Beacon
The north-facing scrape of Ditchling Beacon is a very good location for wild flowers. This area is part of the Ditchling Beacon Nature Reserve, see: Ditchling Beacon | Sussex Wildlife Trust There is a diagonal path (a bostal), almost parallel with the Ditchling Beacon path, which offers great views of wild flowers, especially in the ditch next to the bostal
On the top of the Beacon there were many Skylarks
Caterpillar (moth?)
Kestrel
Fragrant Orchid and Kidney Vetch
Fragrant Orchids
Common Spotted Orchid
Fragrant Orchids and Bird's-Foot Trefoil
St John's Vetch
Common Spotted Orchid
Fragrant Orchids
Common Spotted Orchid
Lacewing Species
Milkwort
Orchids and wildflowers n the field behind the carpark
Mount Caburn
Sheep
View from Mount Caburn, Lewes Brooks
Flowers in Caburn Bottom
Meadowsweet
Crosswort, aka Smooth Bedstraw
Burnet Companion Moth
Fragrant Orchid
Mother Shipton Moth
Fragrant Orchid
Yellow Rattle
Corn Bunting
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