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    Cool painted Lady butterfly migration

    Keep an eye out for Painted Lady butterflies - theres a big migration heading north across the UK at the moment. Its expected to be the biggest for at least 13 years, possibly one of the biggest ever.

    Butterfly migration is biggest for years - Butterfly Conservation

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    Excellent, thanks for that Ross, will keep an eye out, saw a couple of large ones this morning.
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    Ive spent my weekend wandering around the North Pennines, no sign of any at all

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    Oh well, perhaps they hadn't made it that far. Wondered where you'd got to.
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    Yes. They started arriving in Exmouth just over a week ago They fly fast and I have seen quite a few but only seen one settle to take off as I got focused and as Ross says there are coming over en mass

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    Quote Originally Posted by rolf View Post
    Oh well, perhaps they hadn't made it that far. Wondered where you'd got to.
    Either getting sunburned on the fells or propping the bar up in a pub

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