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Female orange tip butterfly feeding on jack by the hedge flower

15 June 2023 by David
Female orange tip butterfly feeding on jack by the hedge flower

Female orange tip butterflies can be recognised by the wings which don’t have an orange tip. Here’s one feeding on the flower or a jack by the hedge. Some weeks later, evidence appeared that she may also have been laying eggs at the same time.

Female orange tip butterfly feeding on jack by the hedge flower
Categories David
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