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Northern Marsh Orchid – 4th June

June 4, 2021Recent wildlife sightings2021, 4th June, Common Blue, Deep Pit, Green Hairstreak, Northern Marsh Orchid, Pyramidal Orchid, SparrowhawkPete Smith

This morning a male Sparrowhawk was seen displaying over the river. At the southern end of the Deep Pit there were at least 17 Northern Marsh Orchids and, on the railway bank, ten Pyramidal Orchids. There are still some Green Hairstreaks flying and plenty of Common Blues. PS.

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