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Butterfly autumn: red admirals on ivy flowers

11 October 2017 by David

Butterfly autumn: red admiral on ivy flower

Abundant this autumn, red admiral butterflies. At least five or six were attracted to feeding on the flowers of the same patch of ivy as the hornet hoverfly featured yesterday.

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Hazel catkins, mid-September
Common earthball, Himley Plantation
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