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Old 12-07-2008, 04:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default The Gatekeeper- Pyronia tithonus

Captured along side the brook in the local park
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We have had few- and in most cases none - butterflies this summer yet Beryl. Ive just looked at the forecast for five days in our area and will gamble few - if any - this week either. I think 'disaster' wouldn't be too strong a word in the North of England for them to date.

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Unpredictable weather.
The forecast for down here is better with a fer showers

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