A mid-summer jaunt to Norfolk saw James showcasing his home county, finding some great wildlife along the way, including a fine spread of moths with a number of Breckland specialities.
Setting out from St Pancras, Philip and Kieron took a group to the flower-filled meadows of the Cevennes, where several species of burnet moths added a fiery splash to their days.
In June, Phil and Laurie visited the wild flower clad hillsides of the Vercors, where our travellers were wowed with a dazzling array of butterflies, including the magnificent Apollo.
Closer to home, July saw Laurie and Kelly exploring the coast, heath and chalk downs of Sussex, along with a visit to the well-known Knepp Wildland Project, where our group got to meet a few of its ‘mega herbivores’.