Planting for Butterflies PTJUL17 Haddock's very thirsty after all

Haddock's very thirsty after all his adventures in 'Tintin in Tibet'

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They move freely catching the light

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Planting for Butterflies PTJUL17 Haddock's very thirsty after allOver the past forty years, there has been a steady decline in the number of Butterflies due to habitat loss, climate change, and increased use of pesticides. Butterflies are brilliant pollinators, they can add vibrancy and colour to any garden and make up an essential part of the ecosystem. With this fact filled guide, you can turn your green space into a butterfly friendly zone, whether it be a window ledge plant box in the city or a countryside