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Hardly see em anymore...even the flutterbyes are brown these days
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have seen some little lavender blue with purple coloured spots butterflys frequenting the buddlia in gardens ,never seen them before anyone know what they are called ? also seen a resurgence of grasshoppers in some gardens
nobody grows cabbages any more
probably because the butterflies laid eggs that turned into green caterpillars
that were not nice to eat
probably because the butterflies laid eggs that turned into green caterpillars
that were not nice to eat
They have all migrated to Australia. They are all over the bloody place here.
My "Buddleia" was always covered in "Red Admirals" but but but but butterflies are less seen, for some reason, these days!
We usually get a lot of those with "eyes" on the wings, Peacocks possibly. None so far.
I had two Cabbage Whites in my garden yesterday, first time I've seen them this year.
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