Messages from various folk are suggesting that this is a "late" season, with adults being later than usual to emerge.
What say ye?
Is this a "late" season?
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Normal season, i.e. later than last year
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Adrian
Things as normal
Would have to say that things are pretty normal with sightings of a Comma, a Peacock, 2 Red Admirals, 2 Small Tortoiseshells (one very battered and one in excellent condition), and 15+ Brimstones near the end of March.
Happy hunting
Tom
Happy hunting
Tom
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Some info. from the Upper Thames branch, based on the number of Brown Hairstreak larvae that have hatched, would suggest that the season is 2 weeks later than last year. Or, as their website suggests, perhaps we're back to normal ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
See http://www.upperthamesbutterflies.co.uk ... bs2004.htm.
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- Pete
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See http://www.upperthamesbutterflies.co.uk ... bs2004.htm.
Cheers,
- Pete