David wrote:

Please excuse my ignorance, if I'd seen the tread, I could have worked
that out for myself. Not many butterflies here in S Wales yet, but
wonderfully warm and sunny. The garden is in for a big shock when
temps fall back to normal.
David

Annabel wrote:

"David" wrote in message
...

What is a comma? Could it be a spelling (or punctuation) error??




A butterfly.

Bell

"Cerumen" pushed briefly to the front
of the queue on Tue, 25 Mar 2003 08:02:41 -0000, and nailed this to
the shed door:

^ "Annabel" wrote in message
^ ...

^ I saw my first comma of the year in my garden, somewhat early isn't it?.

Lucky you ! I've only ever seen commas in late summer, never saw any
hibernators before. So far this year I've seen two brimstones and a
very battered small tortoiseshell.

^ I guess the weather has been warmer than usual, but I'm no butterfly
^ expert?

Hello, Cerumen, not seen you in here before.

Andy

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