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Mayfield College Walk

Where and why: Paul Johnson, our Recording Officer, will be leading a walk at Mayfield College to find the butterflies that frequent that area of East Sussex.

On: Sunday 5th May 2024 at 10:30 to 13:30

Walking Distance: No more than 3.5 miles.

Location Description: A range of habitats encompassing woodland, scrub, meadows and grassland at this quiet site on the edge of Mayfield village.

Target Species: There should be a good range of wider countryside butterflies, with the possibility of finding early Green Hairstreak, Grizzled Skipper, Dingy Skipper and Small Heath.

Terrain: Mainly along good paths although a few sections will be rough, rutted and likely muddy. There are some stiles. The terrain is hilly so there'll be some moderately steep ascents and descents. Please wear appropriate footwear.

Family Friendly: Yes

Dogs Allowed: No

Meeting Place: Please meet outside the Rose & Crown pub in Mayfield, TN20 6TE for a 10:30 start.

What3words: assess.staple.wicket

Please park considerately in Mayfield village. One parking option is on a wider section of Coggins Mill Lane approximately 100 m north of the Rose & Crown.

Grid Reference: TQ591271

Leader: Paul Johnson

Other Info: Members Only. Restricted to 12 attendees. Registration required via events@sussex-butterflies.org.uk. Subject title 'Mayfield College'.

This event might be particularly suitable for anyone wishing to improve their butterfly ID skills and learn more about the range of butterflies that occur on this rich and varied High Weald site.

Event ID: 137

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