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Brown argus (Aricia agestis) photographed in my own backyard.

We had this tiny piece of wild heather last year, that started growing seemingly out of nowhere in the garden. This year, it has grown about four times in size to a nice little single bush. It's still pretty tiny, but tiny as it is it attracts massive amounts of butterflies. Like easily 7-8 at a time on 60 cm² . Of course, out comes the camera

Description

Brown argus (Aricia agestis) photographed in my own backyard.

We had this tiny piece of wild heather last year, that started growing seemingly out of nowhere in the garden. This year, it has grown about four times in size to a nice little single bush. It's still pretty tiny, but tiny as it is it attracts massive amounts of butterflies. Like easily 7-8 at a time on 60 cm² . Of course, out comes the camera