We welcome contributions from anyone with an interest in wildlife. Our aim is that the blog will be used for sharing sightings, photographs, events, and any other aspects of natural history interest in the East Glamorgan area of Vice County 41. This covers Bridgend, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Merthyr Tydfil, Vale of Glamorgan, Cardiff and the western part of Caerphilly.
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Friday, 22 November 2013
Some late butterflies
Despite the nights becoming increasingly cold, it's been nice to see some butterflies flying this late into November. A peacock was seen here at Parc Slip yesterday and today at Cwm Colhuw (near Llantwit Major) there was a red admiral flitting over the scrub. The highlight was definitely seeing a rather fresh-looking clouded yellow there however - brightened up a chilly autumn morning!
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Another Red Admiral at Parc Slip today! They're really making the most of the sun.
ReplyDeleteAnd one at Forest Farm, Cardiff, on Saturday too. Flying strongly in sunshine despite an air temperature of only 6 or 7 degrees C.
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