on 22-08-2017 20:48 - last edited on 23-08-2017 10:34 by MercedesS
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on 01-01-2025 19:08
on 01-01-2025 19:08
01-01-2025 21:55 - edited 01-01-2025 21:55
01-01-2025 21:55 - edited 01-01-2025 21:55
Some happy news for 2025
The reintroduction of a species of butterfly that went extinct in England nearly 50 years ago has been declared a success.
The chequered skipper was always scarce, but died out in 1976 with changes to woodland management being blamed.
on 02-01-2025 04:33
Just Brilliant to know @TallTrees xx
on 02-01-2025 07:37
on 02-01-2025 07:37
@TallTrees wrote:Some happy news for 2025
Reintroduction of butterfly in England a 'success'
The reintroduction of a species of butterfly that went extinct in England nearly 50 years ago has been declared a success.
The chequered skipper was always scarce, but died out in 1976 with changes to woodland management being blamed.
Just excellent news @TallTrees xx
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 02-01-2025 16:36
on 02-01-2025 16:36
on 02-01-2025 16:38
on 02-01-2025 16:38
on 02-01-2025 19:45
on 02-01-2025 19:45
@TallTrees wrote:There is some good news for little creatures @Cleoriff
Makes you wonder how they did it @TallTrees.
There must have been some of the species found in Europe and they made it a conservation project?
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 02-01-2025 20:20
on 02-01-2025 20:20
They were brought in from Belgium @Cleoriff
But it takes a very long time to re-establish them in a suitable habit then to get them to spread.
On hands and knees for years 😓 monitoring them, breeding, from minute egg to caterpillar, in small tubes of grass 😂 in a field of damp meadow-land.. probably called dedication...🤔 or...madness!!
on 02-01-2025 20:38
on 02-01-2025 20:38
I hope they are here to stay then after all that effort @TallTrees!!
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 02-01-2025 20:49
on 02-01-2025 20:49