A walk today down the bridleway alongside the Weymouth Relief Road currently covered in
Oxeye Daisy and
Kidney Vetch ,and towards the bottom of the slope, a magnificent display of
Bee Orchids.
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Weymouth Relief Road bridleway Click to enlarge. |
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The first Bee Orchids to arrive here were two that were seen a couple of years ago and they have now increased in number to 198.
Bee Orchid Click to enlarge
Among the Bee Orchids there was a single
Pyramidal Orchid. The rather cold, unseasonal weather meant that there were few butterflies in evidence, two
Small Blue and two
Adonis Blue were seen, and one day flying moth, a
Burnet Companion
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