Brown Hairstreak in Ambridge
Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 5:21 pm
Whilst Linda Snell was tending the Memorial Garden in Ambridge, she spotted a small butterfly on some bramble. She told Robert she was sure it was a Brown Hairstreak. The next day she was proudly telling all and sundry of her rare discovery. She had carried out research and discovered all about the males congregating on master (usually ash) trees and the females more likely coming down to nectar and egg lay.
I like to think her research involved the internet, and a visit to UK Butterflies.
After all - Robert was an IT consultant until he was made redundant.
Pete - can you look at the history and see if linda.snell@ambridge.com has registered?
Cheers
(I am now off to get a life...............................)
I like to think her research involved the internet, and a visit to UK Butterflies.
After all - Robert was an IT consultant until he was made redundant.
Pete - can you look at the history and see if linda.snell@ambridge.com has registered?
Cheers
(I am now off to get a life...............................)