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Where the Bee Sucksposted on 3 August 2010 | posted in BlogWe are blessed here in Bungay to have such an abundance of nature all around us. I counted five species of butterfly on the buddleia outside my backdoor in one just one day and a recent walk on Outney Common yielded a sighting of cinnabar moth caterpillars chomping on ragwort:  I was also pleased to see the knapweed in full flower (providing a treat for the bees):  And the toadflax always makes me smile with its bunny rabbit face:  Nature also marches itself inside the house. In addition to various other ufi's (unidentified flying insects) we were graced by a speckled wood butterfly not long ago (on our rain-streaked window!):  They are fairly common around these parts, I am told, but I had never seen one before. What a beauty! I love the smoky quartz colours. Hmm, that gives me an idea...
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