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Three Peacocks arrive in the garden

Posted by Andrew on 08/08/201312/03/2017

I was just leaving my house to do my weekly shop – it was about 6:45pm, and not even sunshining – and I spotted three beautiful Peacock Butterflies ‘Inachis io’ on my White Buddleja.

Had to take photos whilst they all sat their gently fanning their wings.

Peacock Butterfly

Peacock Butterfly

Peacock Butterfly

Peacock Butterfly

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