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Last chance to see (this year)

14 October 2019 by David

Last chance to see (this year)

Red admiral butterflies, a species where the adult stage may still possibly be seen at this time of year. They come out to feed on warm, sunny days, heading for ivy which is at the height of its flowering season.

Categories David
Red: ripening crab apples, Compton Rough
Red leaves, green leaves: Virginia creeper, ivy
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