Rare butterfly breeds on sunny Sussex coast :: Wildlife UK Forum

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Rare butterfly breeds on sunny Sussex coast

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Rare butterfly breeds on sunny Sussex coast

A rare migrant butterfly from Europe appears to be attempting to establish a colony in Britain: the Queen of Spain Fritillary has been breeding at a location on the Sussex coast.

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30-10-2009 06:58 AM