Peacock caterpillar along the track from West Tisted...
In Bramdean Common woods... an intriguing orange fly. Unable to find this one in my general Insect field guides - but with 7000 species of fly in the UK then not all can be shown. (And they have a limited appeal)
Silver-washed Fritillaries are now on the wing in numbers in suitable woodlands....
In the meadows, wild basil...
Numbers of Small/Essex Skippers were in the meadow. Those which I put the effort in to identify were all Essex Skippers. The tips of the antennae are completely black.
A single example of Clouded Yellow - a rare migrant. As always, impossible to get a photo of the upperside of the wings.
