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![]() Bernard Burton wrote: You're not the only one surprised, Gianna. I saw a Red Admiral in the garden in Wokingham this morning. The book says that they arrive in May from the continent, but I wonder if this one over-wintered here. Satellite images at: www.woksat.info/wwp.html or www.btinternet.com/~wokingham.weather/wwp.html Quite a few Red Admirals hve over-wintered and I have been told by an expert on butterflys that they only hibernate lightly and therefore will appear if the weather warms up slightly. If you visit http://www.hertsmiddx-butterflies.or...tings-new.html you will see they have been around in Hertfordforshire all winter and no doubt other southern counties will be similar. Alan |
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