Hazards of Butterflying

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Re: Hazards of Butterflying

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Stevieb wrote: ↑Thu Apr 07, 2022 3:26 pm poo bags in trees!!!
A special kind of idiocy, degree level stupid!!!!
Some addictions are good for the soul!
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Stevieb wrote: ↑Thu Apr 07, 2022 3:26 pm Totally agree Otep. My dog generally accompanies ne on my forays but I make sure he 'goes' before we set off. Don't get me going about turds in the middle of tracks and poo bags in trees!!!
Your first 2 photos are never to be forgotten Stevie. Absolutely fantastic !
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Perrmission granted by Woodland Trust to spray dog excrement with paint - on the proviso that I buy the paint from Tudor Environmental. I was told that I was not the first person to bring the amount of dog excrement in those woods to their attention. They are going to put up new signs.

I have just had a thought. If the woodland was full of Purple Emperor, I wonder if my stance would be different. :lol:
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Otep wrote: ↑Fri Apr 08, 2022 5:15 pm I have just had a thought. If the woodland was full of Purple Emperor, I wonder if my stance would be different. :lol:
:) Purple Emperors prefer fox scats given the chance - much more pungent, but far less unsightly than dog excrement. In fact, those gatherings of blue butterflies are also often on something similar. :)

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