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Ringlet (Aphantopus Hyperantus) Male Underwing View at Chobham Common The Ringlet is a somewhat common brown species, seen in a variety of habitats such as heathland, chalk hills and other grasslands. The upper side of the wings are a uniform chocolate brown, but the insect's name is derived from its underwings, which have a group of rings of alternating shades. This picture appears in the following picture tours: Camera Make: NIKON CORPORATION Model: NIKON D810 |
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Meadow Brown (Maniola Jurtina) Male on Chobham Common The Meadow Brown is one of our most common and widespread butterflies and is seen on Heathland and grassland throughout the UK, except for the mountainous areas. It's appearance is very plain, so it does not attract the attention like most butterflies do. This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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Large Skipper (Ochlodes Sylvanus) Male on a Bramble on Chobham Common All of our Skipper butterflies are small, even this 'Large' species only has a wingspan of 3cm. They also tend to forage low to the ground amongst hedgerows and borders, so they can be easily overlooked. This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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The Chobham Cannon, at the Northern End of the High Street This cannon dates from 1979 and is a faithful copy and replacement for the original of 1901, which was presented to the village by the War Office to commemorate an earlier visit by Queen Victoria. The original cannon was melted down in 1942 as part of the 2nd world war effort. This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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Benham's Corner, Just off Chobham High Street, with Milestone & Village Sign A view of Benham's Corner, at the northern end of Chobham High Street, where you can see the old milestone and the village sign. This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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The Church of St Lawrence on Chobham High Street A view of the church of St Lawrence on Chobham High Street This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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The White Hart Pub, Next to St Lawrence's Church on Chobham High Street This view of the gable end of the White Hart pub is from St Lawrence's churchyard on Chobham High Street. This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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Chobham High Street View A northwards view up Chobham High Street, with the Sun Inn on the left and St Lawrence's church on the right This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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Chobham Common, Near the Victoria Monument A view of the open heathland at the north-western part of Chobham Common, close to the Victoria Monument. This picture appears in the following picture tour: |
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Chobham Common, A Good Place for Horse Riding A view across the heathland of Chobham Common, with a horse being ridden along one of the many tracks and paths. This picture appears in the following picture tour: |
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The Village Water Pump at Burrowhill, Chobham The old village water pump is on Burrowhill Green, close to the Four Horseshoes Pub at the northern end of Chobham. This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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The Four Horseshoes Pub & Dining Room on Windsor Road The long frontage of the Four Horseshoes pub and dining room has plenty of outside seating with pleasant views of Burrowhill Green. This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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Old Cottages at Benham's Corner Some old cottages at Benham's Corner, at the northern end of Chobham High Street This picture appears in the following picture tours: |
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Stovell's Restaurant on Steep Hill, at the Northern End of Chobham This 16th Century Tudor farmhouse on Steep Hill at the northern end of Chobham, is now Stovell's Restaurant. The southern end of the building appears to have settled by several inches over 400 years or more. This picture appears in the following picture tour: |
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Posh Stables at Brimshott Farm on Red Lion Road The entrance gates to Brimshott Farm on Red Lion Road at the northern end of Chobham, with horse motif gateposts leading to the stables. This picture appears in the following picture tour: |
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