Well, having said only yesterday that it’s stunning seeing all the sloes in the hedges in flower, today I spotted a large, bright yellow butterfly.( The first butterfly of the year that I’ve seen)
Having ID’d it, it’s a male Brimstone which lays its eggs on ….guess what?…yup - Sloe
https://butterfly-conservation.org/b...lies/brimstone
Having ID’d it, it’s a male Brimstone which lays its eggs on ….guess what?…yup - Sloe

https://butterfly-conservation.org/b...lies/brimstone
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