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Name	Peter
Where are you	Brisbane, Aus
Date	13:21:24 Apr 15, 2010
Comment Excellent site. We visited NZ in 2000 and as a naturalist I made notes on 6 species we saw in NZ. Your site enabled me to id the 2 species not found in Aus. - Red (NZ) Admiral and Rauparaha's Copper. Promote the wild! Pete

Name	Terry
Where are you	United Kingdom
Date	2:07:33 Mar 20, 2010
Comment This is a good site the Maps you have give people a good idea of where to go to see different species and the info pages what times of year! I know you from the Monarch Trust Forum and think maybe you could help to get people to take a wider interest in the rarer species as this site has more information overall. I like both sites because they offer a slightly different approach.

Name	Kate
Where are you	Wellington
Date	20:52:11 Jan 29, 2010
Comment Fantastic website. Thanks heaps! Will now be off butterfly spotting with the kids (and hope to see more than a common copper next time!)

Name	steve austin
Where are you	marlborough
Date	18:53:50 Oct 12, 2009
Comment Inspiring! Excellent site! Thanks!

Name	Tony
Where are you	Wellington
Date	9:34:06 Oct 12, 2009
Comment Great informative site :-)

Name	Alen
Where are you	Auckland
Date	11:46:09 Oct 8, 2009
Comment Great web site! A lot of love has been invested, and the result is fantastic. Keep the good work.

Name	Robert - NZ Butterfly.info
Where are you	Webmaster
Date	20:47:11 Jul 28, 2009
Comment Joanne, This species is also found in Northern & Eastern Africa, so chances are it came to the UK from N. Africa as they have being known to migrate to the UK in past years. They are a rare migrant to the UK. A good page for UK Butterfly ID is http://ukbutterflies.co.uk/species_family.php?name=all&stage=imago Robert.

Name	Joanne Nixon
Where are you	Barnsley
Date	0:01:49 Jul 28, 2009
Comment I was walking in Cawthorne Park on The 21st of June and spotted a Butterfly so I took a Photo an have ever since been searching the internet to find which Butterfly it was and I have just found out it is a Lesser Wanderer from New Zealand this site has been very helpful thankyou.

Name	Vicky Steele
Where are you	Christchurch
Date	21:13:58 Jul 14, 2009
Comment Awesome information in here Robert. Well done.

Name	Tony Lucas
Where are you	Flaxmere - Hastings
Date	22:57:26 Jun 21, 2009
Comment What a Wunderful site. A Real credit to you. Ive just started getting into Butterfly raising and conservation and your site is a fountain of wisdom. Many Thanks Tony

Name	Kate Young
Where are you	Rotokauri (near Hamilton)
Date	14:08:48 Apr 16, 2009
Comment I'm trying to source Urtica ferox in the Waikato for raising Red Admirals. I have two growing plants covered with caterpillars, and have bought all the plants the Oratia Native Plant Nursery had left. Anyone who can help please email kate (@) trident.net.nz Email address edited by site admin. Edited by guestbook admin

Name	Robert - NZ Butterfly.info
Where are you	Webmaster
Date	22:02:19 Feb 10, 2009
Comment Thanks Clinton, They are an increasingly rare butterfly I agree. Originally I never did include the Coromandle, but got told, there is certainly some there & in Great Barrier Is still. I have heard of reports from near Waihi last year. However I'm hoping sightings (or lack of) will confirm whether this distribution is correct or not. Yours, Robert.

Name	Clinton Care
Where are you	903 Queen Street, Thames.
Date	21:32:38 Feb 10, 2009
Comment There are NO forest ringlet butterflies in Coromandel Peninsula. I lives in Thames for 7 past years and I have not seen forest ringlet butterflies. Forest ringlet butterfly is extinct now as I been in bush, in Waitakere (north of Auckland) in late 1990s, looking for pupaes of forest ringlet butterfly, but I did not find any pupaes. I have seen lot of german wasps in Waitakere bush & I had not seen butterflies. Your Sincerely Clinton Care.

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