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We are enjoying an amazing day in White Point. Aside from the sun and warmth, or because of those factors, we have more butterflies about than I would see in an average summer. Today we have Red Admirals, Monarchs as well as a couple sulphers, (I think) and a few that I am completely at a loss to id. I tried to get photos, got several with multiple creatures at a single feeding station. I have a few tomatoes that decided to rot and I just let them go. The insects including butterflies and dragonflies love them! They feed for an extended time and are pretty much approachable at that time, mind you with calm and caution. One I have never noted before was a small, cabbage butterfly size but the loveliest shade or orange/coral I have ever seen. I wasn't able to get close to that one. I will try to find it online. My sister, the 'bug person', is on holiday, wouldn't you know. No sooner was she out my driveway, than it showed up. Best regards, Marg Millard, White Point http://MargMillard.ca
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