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Local Visitor Adds Colour

Western Tiger Swallowtail thanks gardeners for warm welcome


Photo by kc dyer.
Photo by kc dyer.

This recent visitor to the Village made a special point of thanking Butterflyway Rangers Val Morton and Hana Boye and all their gardening friends across Lions Bay.


"Appreciate all the work you've put in welcoming us pollinators. Keep it up, and we'll be back!"


Learn more about planting indigenous gardens that appeal to butterflies, bees and other pollinators HERE.




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