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Large white butterflies inside and out, Mary Arden’s Farm

30 September 2016 by David

Large white butterfly outside, Mary Arden's Farm

Large white butterflies, also known as cabbage whites, several flying around over the vegetable garden at Mary Arden’s Farm in late August. One had even flown in through the open door of the house, and was vainly trying to get out through a closed window.

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