So, whose going to see the last butterfly of the year?

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20 Dec 2021 09:04 #4845 by Nigel Lound
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Peacock on the track to Jackson’s Marsh, Gib, also on 151221

Cheers

Nige
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17 Dec 2021 12:13 #4843 by John Walker
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A peacock flew around my garden at Churchill Lane Theddlethorpe on Sunny afternoon 12.0oc  151221
thats got to be the last sighting this year ?!!
Another was seen at Crook Bank on nnr, same afternoon.

regrds John
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19 Nov 2021 12:27 #4776 by Pete Locking
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A battered Red Admiral and a half decent Small Tortoiseshell in our garden in North Somercotes today.  11.30am, 19th. Nov.

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18 Nov 2021 09:14 #4770 by John Walker
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Singles of peacock and small tortoiseshell on the wing near Churchill lane in sheltered dunes
sunny 12 oc 1245 hrs , 171121

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17 Nov 2021 15:00 #4767 by Josh Forrester
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2 Speckled Wood in Scartho Cemetery, Grimsby today - both engaging in aerial battle as they do. 
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06 Nov 2021 09:20 #4723 by John Walker
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I was wrong !,1 small tortoiseshell on sunny afternoon 051121
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