A Common Blue butterfly above, and a very early Marbled White were flying.
It is not found in Sussex and Hampshire, which is is another good reason to spend some time in Kent at this time of year.
Hairy-footed Flower bee, female, 8 April 2024, my West Sussex garden
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Sunday 8 June 2014
Man Orchids in their thousands and the lovely Lace Border moth at Darland Bank
It is not found in Sussex and Hampshire, which is is another good reason to spend some time in Kent at this time of year.
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