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    Lovely portrait Beryl.
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    Very pretty!

    Verbena Bonariensis is a great Butterfly magnet!

    Have a few of these tall plants here, plus a lower and more purple Verbena Rigida, but the variety in your pic attracts more insects - even more so that the Buddleia next to it here!
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    Thank you both for your kind comments.

    I went for a short walk. I tire very easily at the moment and there were quite a few whites and a flutter of Red Admirals on a sap run. They are often there in August. I think I uploaded a video of a flutter. There are about 20 to 40 Red Admiral's all fluttering about the Sap run. It's quite some thing to see. I saw a flutter of whites last year
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