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Red admiral resting on wood chips

17 July 2021 by David

Red admiral resting on wood chips

Red admiral butterfly resting on a pile of wood chips by the side of the canal footpath near Aldersley Junction. Its wings were spread to catch as much sun as possible as it warmed itself up for the day.

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