The Comma is one of our commonest butterflies and easily recognised by the shape of the wings.
Tag: Comma
Roll on Spring
It may be cold outside but before long spring will be here, with all the delights it brings.
Naturelog: 5th April
A bright Sunny day and so a good opportunity to do this week’s invertebrate survey. Finally, there seems to be … More
Naturelog: 26th June
Having been away from home for a while it was good to be able to do the Butterfly and Dragonfly … More
Naturelog: June 17th
A bright sunny morning saw myself and Keith on our way to the Minsmere nature reserve with Gravesend RSPB group. … More
Comma
This attractive butterfly is common in England and Wales and is one of the few species which is expanding its … More
Naturelog: 26th May
Back to the weekly butterfly and dragonfly survey of the patch. Its a beautiful day and so am hopeful for … More
Naturelog: 9th April
A bright sunny warm afternoon and so I set out to do this weeks butterfly / insect walk around the … More
Comma
The Comma is one of our most iconic and easily recognised species. Its bright orange upper wing and scalloped edges … More
Naturelog: Thursday 26th June (3)
Final stop on Catch up Thursday is my home patch, the Tarn. There is not as much activity at the … More