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    Captured this cracker along the cliff side
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    Lovely photo, Beryl! I usually only see those at the start of the year - the first Butterfly to be seen!

    Lots of Peacocks, Tortoiseshells and Whites around just now!
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    Excellent shot Beryl.
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    Thank you both kindly

    I recently bought a new camera Nikon 7200. Really is a cracker has 26 mpxls.
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