Butterfly spotting at Le Chene
David & Karen Taylor · ExploreContributor blog post by David Taylor
Thank you to our guest at Le Chene, Jeremy Birkett who took this picture last week whilst staying and enjoying the Lavender in the garden.
The ‘Scarce Swallowtail’ is in fact quite common in central and southern Europe. The name ‘Scarce’ is the result of its status in the UK as it …Continue reading here
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Photo credit: Jeremy Birkett
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