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Comma butterfly

22 July 201722 July 2017 by David

Wild Wolverhampton - comma butterfly

A comma butterfly spreading its wings as it fed by the canal at Castlecroft. The comma which gives the species its name is just about visible on the underwing in the last picture.

Categories David
Growing on a granite wall
Wildflower Meadow, Bantock Park
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