It was baking hot today, which was good for butterflies and dragonflies. There are a few whites about at the moment. Small Whites seem to be the most common and are everywhere. Green-veined Whites are also fairly common, particularly around the wood on the Blue.
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| Small White Pieris rapi [16th Red] |
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| Green-veined White Pieris napi [14th Blue] |
Great Mullein has the tallest spike of flowers on the course and is particularly common on the Red and Green course.
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| Great Mullein Verbascum thapsus [5th Green] |
Wood Sage isn't quite as obvious, but grows in the shade to the left of the 14th Red.
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| Wood Sage Teucrium scorodonia [14th Red] |
A few birds out in the sunshine, but nothing unusual.
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| Grey Wagtail [Reservoir] |
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| Red Kite [18th Red] |
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