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British butterflies, good and bad news

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Metamorphosis: The Beauty & Design of Butterflies

Throughout history, butterflies have fascinated artists and philosophers, scientists and schoolchildren with their profound mystery and beauty. In Metamorphosis you will explore their remarkable world as few ever have before.

By Peter Frost in Britain:

Threatened butterflies given a fighting chance

Friday 26th February 2016

Agricultural intensification, the loss of wildflower-rich grassland and changing woodland management have threatened these colourful insects — but help is at hand, writes PETER FROST

Lepidopterists, butterfly spotters, have been rubbing their eyes and checking their calendars in what is proving to be a remarkably early spring this year. In my native Northamptonshire, a Small Tortoiseshell was out and about on New Year’s Day.

Brimstones, Speckled Wood, Painted Ladies, Peacock and Comma had all been recorded on the wing by the end of January.

I love butterflies, the first…

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on 02/27/2016

Comments on: "British butterflies, good and bad news" (4)

  1. Marilyn Armstrong said:
    02/27/2016 at 9:13 pm

    At least not ALL the news is bad. I think we need to take our victory laps when and where we find them.

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  2. D. Wallace Peach said:
    02/27/2016 at 8:13 pm

    I hope the butterflies aren’t the victims of environment degradation. We all need butterfly and bee gardens 🙂

    Like

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