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Red admiral on ivy flowers

13 November 2013 by David

Red admiral on ivy flowers

By November, very few plants still have flowers.

Those that do, like ivy, attract a lot of hungry insects.

Red admiral on ivy flowers

Warm sunny mornings are the best time for spotting butterflies like this red admiral.

Red admiral on ivy flowers

Categories David
Autumn colours, mulberry leaves
Bracket on a mature willow
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