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  1. 30-07-2011 #1
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    One of many beautiful moths and Butterflies in the Butterfly Bush at Cernay.
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    Fantastic photos, Rolf!

    Glad you arrived safely, and hope you'll have a great holiday!
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    Thanks Catherine, looking good so far, spent an hour late yesterday afternoon watching the female Hen Harrier flying low over the newly harvested field next to the house. Too far off for photographs, but spectacular to watch though binoculars.
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