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Saw some a couple of weeks ago in the old quarry at the top of Howes Lane in Northowram. Just afer a rain shower and the adults were flying and caterpillars munching through the ragwort.
nor seen a single one all year Brian
Good you have seen some up Northowram way Chris.seems like numbers are steadily building up in some places.
I've been out for a wander this afternoon with my son & came across two ragwort plants with caterpillars on them at Barsey Lane, Barkisland. First I've seen this summer although I haven't gone looking for them. About 6 on one plant and a dozen on the other.
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