Ringlet and Five spot Burnet(or 6)
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2 comments:
Hi Andy, looks like Narrow-bordered Five-spot Burnet, I don't think Five-spots have been reliably recorded this far north. I'm going for a wander round tag meadow later this morning to see if I can find at least ONE Ringlet, it looks quite a photogenic species.Forecast looks reasonable.
Thanks Charly thats what i was meant to say....Narrow-bordered Five-spot
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