
Sally Worby nature blog – Butterflies
What’s flying in Drayton? A sample of our wildlife! Three Butterflies: Butterflies are Lepidopterans, meaning ‘scaly wing’, referring to the tiny dust-like overlapping scales […]
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What’s flying in Drayton? A sample of our wildlife! Three Butterflies: Butterflies are Lepidopterans, meaning ‘scaly wing’, referring to the tiny dust-like overlapping scales […]
Continue reading »What’s flying in Drayton? A sample of our wildlife! Photo: S. Worby Scarlet Tiger Moth An impressive summer moth with red underwings, it prefers damp […]
Continue reading »What’s flying in Drayton? A taste of wildlife! Left: pupa Right: two newly emerged adults Photos: S. Worby Ladybirds Known from ‘Ladybird, Ladybird, Fly Away […]
Continue reading »What’s flying in Drayton? A taste of wildlife! Photo. Bumblebeeconservation.org Bees Honeybee swarming is diminishing now but you may see another: The Tree Bumble Bee […]
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