I did enjoy it!

Much gratitude to the members of the Moths and Butterflies of New Zealand Trust for this fantastic bottle of Yeala wine and a visit to see their conservation efforts with Vanessa gonerilla gonerilla.

By reducing soil nutrient levels the sight-lines of drivers exiting a side road aren't obscured by tall growing vegetation. The perimeter topsoil of Coldean Lane Wildflower Meadow was removed and will be replaced with Chalk. To be planted with Kidney Vetch, host plant of the Small Blue butterfly.

Landscape management for the Small Blue (Cupido minimus) at the Liz Williams Butterfly Haven today, Brighton.

All £100 worth of Yellow Rattle seed sown on the Liz Williams Butterfly Haven, today.

A quick look on the Blackthorn @ the Liz Williams Butterfly Haven revealed a quick find. A Brown Hairstreak egg, demonstrating the species bred on the site this year.

Happy to help

Great to see some of the Lepidoptera from Japan. When did you go Dusty?

COP29: How is the world doing on tackling climate change? Emissions from burning fossil fuels are still rising, but the rapid growth of wind and solar power offers hope

If you want a realistic breakdown of where we are with Climate Change, this is a reasonable assessment:

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article....

Dusty, you are a gentleman. Thank you for the introduction.

Good morning world.