Wordless Wednesday: butterfly
05 Wednesday Jul 2017
Posted in Wordless Wednesday
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Especially good to see this Dorris as I had to go back and change my post as I thought mine were painted ladies at first!
I had to refer to my book “a butterfly book for the pocket by Edmund Sandars 1939. It has lovely coloured plates making id easier.
Going to look at yours now cathy
Sounds useful – we have a newer book but I probably go to Google for speed if I want a quick answer! My butterflies wouldn’t keep their wings open long enough for easy identification…
That was very unhelpful of them!