. Meggle to the first pic 
(I KNOW it's a cup, you have to imagine .....).I read the para about the (non-)extinct spider and got it completely wrong
. My initial thought was that it had dropped into and drowned in a water bath on a bird table 
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Yay, that is good news . Meggle to the first pic (I KNOW it's a cup, you have to imagine .....).
I read the para about the (non-)extinct spider and got it completely wrong. My initial thought was that it had dropped into and drowned in a water bath on a bird table
. Meggle to the first pic (I KNOW it's a cup, you have to imagine .....).I read the para about the (non-)extinct spider and got it completely wrong
. My initial thought was that it had dropped into and drowned in a water bath on a bird table -
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The last Painted Lady invasion was in 2009. I went to Bude for a weeks holiday and they were absolutely everywhere. I think we may have to wait for a friendly wind from the south to get them this time.greg wrote:Painted Ladies heading this way !!
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and a great pic, j0nh 
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The one in the photos above is a Small Tortoiseshell.
The Comma looks a bit washed out but that may be a trick played by your camera's metering.
The Comma looks a bit washed out but that may be a trick played by your camera's metering.
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The Comma could be that shade though, couldn't it - it could be just paler than most - maybe the colour was running out when it was its turn