The winter bird-feeding field at Seaford Head was full of Goldfinches and some Linnets.
Most excitingly, my long search for Autumn Lady Tresses finally ended. There must have been over fifty flower spikes across the managed grassland in the nature reserve.
Also intersting to see was the tiny Autumn Gentian, a new species for me.
Bloody-nosed Beetle
Honeysuckle Berries
Squinancywort - an indicator species for healthy Chalk Grassland
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