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Clouded Yellow – 18th August

August 18, 2013Recent wildlife sightingsBrown Argus, Clouded Yellow, Deep Pit, HobbyPete Smith

There were at least four Clouded Yellows on site this morning, along the Deep Pit bank facing the gravel pits. There were also three Brown Argus found and several other common species, as well as a variety of dragonflies. A Hobby was seen by the railway bridge. PS.

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