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2019, first butterfly

3 March 2019 by David

2019, first butterfly

Lesser tortoiseshell butterfly on a lawn on Albert Road, flitting from daisy to daisy., spotted last weekend. That was about a month before the normal time of first appearance. But earlier sightings have been recorded, with individuals roused from hibernation on warm days in January or even December.

Categories David
Canada geese eating grass, West Park
Pink cherry blossom on a spring-like morning
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