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1 year ago@appassionato @photography Excellent thread. It’s good to share a world with butterflies.
Jon Sullivan
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@[email protected] Nice shot.
@[email protected] This species tried to establish in New Zealand after it was accidentally introduced in 2010. It took three and a half years of hard work but the eradication was successful and our cabbages (and threatened native Lepidium species) are safe (at least from this butterfly—we still have Pieris rapae in abundance). https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/great-white-butterfly-eradication-success
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> “It’s not great if you’re in a beautiful restaurant and the seagulls just run off with your beautiful and rather expensive lunch,” Ms Lambert said.
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