Tuesday, 6 August 2024

Seeing the Changes 2084

Not much activity at Crymlyn burrows. Got a close-up of a somewhat battered Dark green fritillary (Mesoacidalis aglaja) and a Green-veined white (Artogeia napi), victim to a crab spider. Also spotted my first Small copper (Lycaena phlaes) of the year.
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