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Leaflets
Butterflies in the Parks -1
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Date of 1st sighting
Species
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11-02-08
Small Tortoiseshell
Usually the first butterfly to emerge each year.
Weather bright sunny and warm by day hard frost at night.
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30-03-08
Peacock
One of the earliest butterflies to emerge. They hibernate in cool dry dark places, such as a wood pile in a garage with 24 hour access for a butterfly.
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30-03-08
Comma
So called because of a white comma shape in its wings. This butterfly is easy to identify due to the very ragged edge to its wings.
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23-04-08
Small White
One of the two enemies of the gardener who likes cabbage and other brassicas.
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24-04-08
Green Veined White
Green Veined White was not seen last year, but they are back in some numbers this year. Unlike the Large and Small Whites.
This butterfly does only good in your garden.
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