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Small Tortoiseshell x 38
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Comma x 5
Peacock x 3
Speckled Wood x 4
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7 comments:
You did get a lot of butterflies there
What's that on the top rail next to the two small torts Andy?
There is a red admiral with its wings closed and there was a Painted Lady when I took the photo...must have flown off...
Comma
Dave, it's about 6 inches to the left of the small torts - must be the Red Admiral with it's wings closed.
Oh... I was looking at the one just on the top rail right of the main upright pole.
I see the Red Admiral by the knots in the wood now Charlie !!
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