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    took this Peacock and Comma while walking between the hides
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    Great to see they're making appearances Joe, nice photos.
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    Nice captures I captured a comma yesterday but it was so torn and tatty I chucked it out and a peacock flutterd past in the local park . The warmth and sunshine is bring them out now. Next month we should see the Orange tip

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    there were some brimstones around but they would not settle
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