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    Posted: 07 Apr 2010 at 2:21pm
PIC OF ME PET PEACOCK THATS BEEN WINTERING OVER AT MINE
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looks like you looked after it well Keith.Saw my first of the year yesterday but no beer and xmas pud for that one it had to "rough it " 
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Commas, brimstones, peacocks and tortoiseshells all about here in Devon.
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Seen today at my local Adder site - a Peacock butterfly and an Adder both basking in the same spot.  Also seen today were a basking Common Lizard and a couple of Slow Worms under felts.

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Nice pic Peter can I have me butterfly back keith
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Hello Keith - I know Peacock butterflies are strong fliers but would yours have flown all the way down/ up to Hampshire.???

 



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Nice butterflies lads.

Taking these pics can be frustrating at times, look how close this came to being a great photo, camera homed in on the caterpillar instead of the bluey, bloody spot sonsoring is sh*te sometimes.

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