Red Admiral Butterflies Return

April 16th, 2012 Posted by admin

It’s been warm lately, and these bright orange-fringed Red Admiral butterflies have arrived en masse in our area. A welcome touch of colour at this time of the year.

Red Admiral Butterfly

Butterflies on Neighbour's Flowering Tree

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