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  1. harry eales

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    Hello Andy, If it looked like a Hummingbird and visited the Buddlia during daylight then it is almost certainly a Hummingbird Hawkmoth, there have been numerous sightings locally in the past couple of weeks and some have been seen ovipositing. Seening them in a town of city is not at all...
  2. harry eales

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    Thanks Michael, I thought that the Burnside N.R. was an odd place for them to turn up. it must be at least thirty miles from the nearest known SP-bFrit site. Many thanks. Regards, Harry
  3. harry eales

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    Michael, Is that the Burnside N.R. near the River Don in Jarrow? In not where is it please. Harry Eales
  4. harry eales

    Durham ,Butterflies, Moths and Dragonflies.

    I had my first male Orange Tips, Green-veined Whites and Small Whites at Hamsterley Mill Garden Centre along with ex hibernated species, Small Tortoiseshell, Comma, and Peacock. No Dragonflies yet though. Harry
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