Butterfly 🦋 Migration

We are witnessing a beautiful thing – a butterfly migration! Every year a ‘burst migration’ occurs where the Brown Veined White butterflies (Belenois aurota) migrate in search of food and nectar. Whilst the exact details of where the butterflies are headed is not known, they are known to fly in a north-easterly direction, in search of food, and laying eggs as they travel.  What a beautiful thing to be immersed in!

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