A British butterfly is flying high again after coming back from the brink of extinction. The Comma, named for the white punctuation mark shape on the underside of its wings, was close to dying out a ...
A butterfly once thought to be dying out in the UK has colonised Scotland, thanks to the stinging nettle. Sign up to our Scotsman Rural News - A weekly of the Hay's Way tour of Scotland emailed direct ...
Wildlife lovers are being urged to help chart the progress of comma butterflies, labelled the “comeback kid” after seeing populations soar 138% in 40 years. At the turn of the 20th century, the ...
WILDLIFE lovers are urged to help chart comma butterflies, labelled the “comeback kid”, after numbers soared 138 per cent in 40 years. At the turn of the 20th century the comma, with its distinctive ...
Spottings of Ireland's rarest butterflies are on the rise. The comma butterfly is one of Ireland's newest animal species, first turning up on our shores around ten years ago. They can now be found in ...
The spells of fine weather last week with warm sunshine, higher than normal temperatures and slack winds resulted in several butterflies being on the wing rather late in the season. The odd Small ...
A butterfly that was once thought to be dying out in the UK has colonised Scotland. The comma butterfly was in severe decline in the 20th Century and had become restricted to south east England and ...
A butterfly that was once thought to be dying out in the UK has colonised Scotland. The comma butterfly was in severe decline in the 20th Century and had become restricted to south east England and ...
A butterfly that was once thought to be dying out in the UK has colonised Scotland. The comma butterfly was in severe decline in the 20th Century and had become restricted to south east England and ...
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