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Butterflies Moths Dragonflies

As seen in the rear courtyard butterfly garden
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Smaller Butterflies of the area
gallery: Smaller Butterflies of the area 		American-Snout-05-and-bee.jpg
American-Snout-05-and-bee.jpg		 American-Snout-06-and-bee.jpg
American-Snout-06-and-bee.jpg		 Black-Witch-08-Male.jpg
Black-Witch-08-Male.jpg
Black-Witch-Moth female.jpg
Black-Witch-Moth female.jpg		 Border-Patch-01.jpg
Border-Patch-01.jpg		 Butterfly-Garden-Before--A.jpg
Butterfly-Garden-Before--A.jpg		 Certified-Butterfly-Garden-.jpg
Certified-Butterfly-Garden-.jpg
Clouded-Sulphur-03.jpg
Clouded-Sulphur-03.jpg		 Empress Leilia 01.jpg
Empress Leilia 01.jpg		 Fiery-Skipper-05.jpg
Fiery-Skipper-05.jpg		 Flame-Skimmer-01.jpg
Flame-Skimmer-01.jpg
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Cyril Hembrow 18-Sep-2008 20:29
Hullo Dick and Joyce, Thanks for the butterfly pics. If the picture of the garden is yours it looks a lot more lush than I remember. I used to collect butterflies a long time ago so they are of special interest. A few are very close in appearance to some Australian butterflies. Regards Cyril Hembrow.
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