Thirty-four species were found living in the rough, including rare species such as the Adonis blue, brown hairstreak and grizzled skipper.
The Pyecombe golf course in the South Downs National Park has become a haven for butterflies after 34 species were discovered living in the rough
Traditionally, when grassy areas are mown, the cuttings are left on the ground to decompose, which enriches the soil and encourages coarser grasses to dominate and outcompete wildflowers. Now three detailed surveys carried out by consultant ecologist Neil Hulme have shown that the scheme has been a success.
“The club should be very proud of what it has achieved here, demonstrating that sporting facilities and some of our most precious wildlife can happily exist side by side.”
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