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Monarchs still moving here, a few Painted Ladies as well (must be honest, though, and admit that I didn't check closely for American Lady). Also the ever-present and ever-annoying Cabbage Whites...
3 Red Admiral and 2 Peacock in the end, plus a Small Tortoiseshell and a very fast honorary butterfly (day-flying moth); a Hummingbird Hawk-moth to end the day.
Found a fairly comatose but fairly fresh looking Painted Lady on a Wimbledon lawn today. I went to pick it up + flapped its wings quite a bit but probably not warm enough for it to get airborne. a pretty grey, dreary day.
Similar mix over here on Scilly. One or two Clouded Yellows (not mine) and the odd Small Copper. I also saw a Blue butterfly on St Agnes. Unidentified at present. No Monarchs here either.
Similar mix over here on Scilly. One or two Clouded Yellows (not mine) and the odd Small Copper. I also saw a Blue butterfly on St Agnes. Unidentified at present. No Monarchs here either.
I saw a butterfly in the car park of the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Little France, on the south side of Edinburgh this afternoon. Quite a Big one, so possibly a Peacock.