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Large white butterfly caterpillars, Mary Arden’s Farm

5 October 201630 September 2016 by David

Large white butterfly caterpillars, Mary Arden's Farm

Time for gardeners and those of a sensitive disposition to look away. Large white butterfly caterpillars showing why the species is also known as the cabbage white. They had gone some way to finishing off the leaves of all the cabbages in the vegetable garden of Mary Arden’s Farm.

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Large white butterflies inside and out, Mary Arden’s Farm
Deodar cone (with bonus ladybird)
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