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Started by Flighty, May 28, 2009, 20:09:18

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Flighty

On the allotment this morning I saw lots of painted ladies

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Have a look here to see why

http://www.butterfly-conservation.org/article/9/100/butterfly_migration_is_biggest_for_years.html
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Flighty

Flighty's plot,  http://flightplot.wordpress.com,  is my blog.

I support the Gardening with Disabilities Trust, http://www.gardeningwithdisabilitiestrust.org.uk

Unwashed

They all blew in from the continent apparently.  I saw hundreds and hundreds around Bedwyn and Crofton.
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Georgie

Super photo, Flighty, and thanks for the link.  :)

G x
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Robert_Brenchley

I remember in 1984, we had a massive influx of another migratory butterfly, the Clouded Yellow. I was in Cornwall at the time, and they were all over the cliffs as they came in off the sea. That summer I saw two Pale Clouded Yellows, which are really rare. One was on a ragwort flower in my back garden.

angle shades

lots and lots here too, thanks for the link/ shades x
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thifasmom

they started showing up here on Sunday and are still around today the most i counted together so far was 8 and they enjoyed all manner of flowers.

amazing they come all the way from Africa :o











ceres

The pyracanthus around my kitchen window was swarming with them last weekend.  Lots on the allotment too.  Thanks for the link flighty, interesting to know why!  Nice pics thifasmom!

Bjerreby

Danish Islands

Painted ladies have turned up here now.

sunloving

add your records to the national map.
It feels great to have a dot!
http://www.butterfly-conservation.org/sightings_form/1098/add_your_sightings.html
x sunloving

star

I told hubbly there were lots of Peacocks migrating here in there hundreds. He said he saw one, but couldn't imagine how they could fly with that enormous tail...............dope ::) ;D
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Georgie

Quote from: star on June 04, 2009, 21:37:16
I told hubbly there were lots of Peacocks migrating here in there hundreds. He said he saw one, but couldn't imagine how they could fly with that enormous tail...............dope ::) ;D


ROFL!   ;D

How lovely to see you back.  ;D

G x
'The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.'

star

 ;D ;D ;D Thanks G  ;)

Guess Im the dope coz I said Peacocks instead of Painted Ladies ::) ::)........but anyhoo....... ;D
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manicscousers

Hiya, Star, lovely to see you  ;D
not many migrated this far

star

Nor here either, though the Humming Bird Moth was stunning :D
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