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Placido
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My first butterfly spot today

. A small, browny type, flittering along.
I believe the technical term is Small Brown Flitter

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Jacksparrow
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by Jacksparrow »
Placido wrote:My first butterfly spot today

. A small, browny type, flittering along.
I believe the technical term is Small Brown Flitter

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Well spotted Placido. You're lucky to see a SBF this early in the season

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Placido
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Yes, it is early, Jacksparrow. Googled it and SBFs don't normally appear until the third Friday in June, so that's a first

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Placido
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Yes, it could have been a moff. Next time the sun comes out I'll ask it

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Still no sighting of the SBF but I had to make do with a male Brimstone

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Placido
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Bad luck re the SBF but congratz on the MB

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Saw two small butterflies - one yellow and one orangey in colour in the garden toady. The latter flew over the fence

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Placido
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Is the yellow one still in the garden, or did it go under the fence ??
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The yellow one will be a Brimstone. The other could be an Orangetip.
