
Rare clouded yellow butterfly spotted near Basketball Arena
UNEXPECTED visitors have paid a visit to Tymon Park recently as a rare butterfly species migrated further up the Irish coast than expected.
A clouded yellow butterfly was spotted near the National Basketball Arena in the Tallaght park by Bancroft’s Ruth Dunne, who snapped a picture of the unexpected guest in the local area.
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