BUTTERFLIES

All the other creepy crawlies and animals that interact with your garden and the countryside
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nuthatch
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Nice one, johnd :butterfly: :)
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I am still seeing the occasional Red Admiral. :butterfly: But not for much longer I think if the forecast frost come on Wednesday night. :(
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Still around here jacksparrow.

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Great to see Willpar. :yes: Of course it is sub-tropical down in Devon(nearly Cornwall) compared to us folk in the midlands so they're not so quick to go into hibernation. :butterfly:
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Quite a frost first thing. But when I went out over the farmers fields was quite warm. Believe it or not, I picked up a caterpillar when I went out at 9pm with the garden cam. Was quite a dark green on about an inch long. Brushing the succulents which have gone really wild.
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:D :butterfly:

The succulents, Willpar :pictures: :)
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Hey nuthatch, just for you, have put up a video clip of the cucculents. Also of my pyracantha growing up the wall. Will find it in Plants/succulents.
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:yes: Thanks, Willpar - on my way ... :bike:
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My first Butterfly of the year today alive and on the wing. A Small Tortoiseshell :butterfly: Struggling gamely to cope with a very gusty cool wind :windy:
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