I travelled to Pulborough Brooks by train from Brighton (change at Barnham) to Pulborough Station, then I followed the Wild Art Trail Pulborough WildArt Trail | Discover Horsham District, across the brooks, to the reserve. This day was a group Gay Bidders Cub walk
Wild Art Trail
Pavement Botany; these wild flowers were growing at the side of the path from the station
Red Clover
Cow Parsley
Dandelion
A Rhingia genus Hoverfly on Alkanet
Buttercups
Ground Ivy
Female Orange-Tip on Garlic Mustard
Garlic Mustard
Speedwell
Tort and Damselfly - One of the Wild Art Trail objects
House Sparrow on telegraph wire
Butterflies - One of the Wild Art Trail objects
Jay - One of the Wild Art Trail objects
Walking across the brooks
Lapwing - One of the Wild Art Trail objects
Periwinkle
RSPB Pulborough Brooks
Robin
Whitethroat
Greater Celandine
Nightingale
Dunnock
Azure Damselfly emerging
The above Damsel Fly on my hat, with a beetle.
Blue Mint Beetle?
More Damselflies emerging
Campion
Speckled Wood
Redshank, from Jupp's view
Cattle and Canada Geese with their goslings
Rhingia Hoverfly on Garlic Mustard
Grey Heron
Buzzard
From the West Mead Hide
Lapwing chicks
Avocet on nest
Ringed Plover
Redshank
Another Lapwing Chick
Lapwing defending chick from Avocet
Avocet and Gadwall
Mallards
Fallow Deer
Peregrine Falcon
Buzzards
Long-Tailed Tit
Nightingale
Views of the brooks.
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