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Dave Rooke
 Post subject: Garden Today
PostPosted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 12:36 pm 
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Despite the high winds the sunshine has brought out some bf's. Several Large Whites, a solitary Red Admiral and three perfect Comma's. They looked in such good condition would they be second broods?
Also had a brief glimpse of what looked like a Grizzled Skipper at first sight. Is that likely or is there a micro moth that looks similar, it was pretty small.
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