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    Just about made it to the flower
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    I saw a teeny little white butterfly recently - not sure if I have ever seen such a small one - but it was moving so quickly and jerkily that I found it difficult to follow 0- never mind take its pic!

    Not sure if your photo shows the same type, but it's a lovely pic anyway!
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    Thanks Catherine

    You teeny white butterfly could have been an albino Small or Holly blue

    Or more likely an Albino small Copper butterfly
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    I never looked it up, but it was definitely not a Holly Blue!

    Must look up the other you suggested. Thanks for that!

    It did move very quickly in a zig zag way, so I just couldn't take a pic!
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