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  1. 13-09-2014 #1
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    Nice one Beryl, love watching those moths.
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    Thanks Rolf.

    They apparently return to the same flowers each day at the same time. I went along a few days later to see and there it was on the same flowers same time of day.
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    Didn't know that.
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    I went back today and low and behold at the dot of 11:45 suddenly the moth was there .

    I couldn't believe it. That is the third time I have been there at 11:45 (On purpose) so what the experts say is true.

    I know butterflies have a pattern. I watch them along the estuary. I know now if one flies past me it comes back about 10 minutes later. Not as erratic as one thinks I guess
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