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    Default Comma Butterfly: Polygonia c-album

    This is a fairly large butterfly wing span 4.5 - 5 cm and very pretty.
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    I'm going to have to brush up on my butterflies, can't remember seeing one of those. Great photo.
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    Thank you.
    They are bright Orangy and you can't miss them they are about as big as the Red Admiral
    I have Collins Nature guide Butterflies and Moths. Really good book
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    Talk about coincidence, just watching Country Ways on ITV and there was on in a shot.
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    Well there you go. I have these powers you know

    Some of these butterflies and moths are indigenous to certain areas of the country.
    I don't think you will be likely for instance to see a Jersey Tiger moth up where you are. The habit the Southwest and the channnel isles and southern europe
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