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General · 12 June 2026

Peacock Butterfly Wins Britain Public Vote

Peacock Butterfly Wins Britain Public Vote

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Garden visitors across Britain will recognise the species chosen as the country's top butterfly after a nationwide public vote. Butterfly Conservation announced the result on 12 June 2026 after more than 20,000 votes were cast across 60 native species. Orange-tip came second and red admiral third, while the peacock finished ahead of all rivals in the charity's first ranking of its kind.

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