Despite large areas of weeds, nettles, grass and hedgerows around the place the only butterflies we have seen this summer have been the pesky white ones, with a few exceptions. But today, the warmth and sun brought out the red admirals and tortoiseshells and they had a party on the eupatorium. Even the buddleias have been rejected in favour of this robust perennial and it was wonderful to see them.
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Wonderful… 🙂
They do love the eupatorium and the verbena bonariensis.