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Yellow-legged Tortoiseshell invasion Netherlands (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Xenospiza
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Bismarck Honeyeater
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Is this s regular in Netherlands of are you experiencing an influx?
Xenospiza
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The tortoiseshell was the first ever, but the coppers are quite common in certain areas in the centre and north. I just never got round to visiting good areas...
Bismarck Honeyeater
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Thanks, just wondered if we should be looking out for them as well. I have checked distribution and seems like they are resident in NL. Glad you got the SY-lT
In the Midlands now...http://rutlandbutterflies.wordpress.com/
I shall keep looking...[and probably find nada]...:smoke:
Best of luck to fellow searchers of this species...B
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I shall keep looking...[and probably find nada]...:smoke:
Best of luck to fellow searchers of this species...B
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Barry Hunt
Well-known member
The forecast for the week ahead suggests many more may well arrive :smoke:
Colour difference is rarely significant, but 'jaggedness' of wing margin can be.
Yep wind direction seem ideal for them to keep coming! I wonder how far west they will reach. I'm going to keep an eye out over here.
Don't really know myself but view on butterfly forum based on the speed of hibernation is it's probably already over.
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