[LivvyW]

I've protected my brassicas from the cw butterfly all summer. I don;t see many around now. Do you think i could remove the net safely?  We don't suffer with pidgeons much round here.

[A Reyt Tayty]

Still around here.

[Beetroot Queen]

Been loads here today, depends whether you want a cabbage or not. 

[gobs]

I wouldn't till frosty real winter is about.

[miggs]

Saw some at the weekend.

[GrannieAnnie]

Still here too!! 

[yaxley]

We still have them here ..Keeping mine covered up...

[leeks r us]

still up north saw acouple at the lotti this morning

[allot2learn]

If the cabbage whites dont get them the pigeons will.

[Kristen]

We don't suffer with pidgeons much round here.

It will only take one visit to decimate them

I swap fine Cabbage White Butterfly netting (I use scaffolders debris netting) for bird netting at some time after last Butterfly and before first snowfall, as the weight of snow tends to collapse the finer netting, but fall through the bird netting.

[hamsterhead]

They are still here in deepest and darkest Derbyshire.  Caterpillars are trying to find "resting places" in my shed.

[SCassin]

Loads about here today :-(   

[Sweetpea C]

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I swap fine Cabbage White Butterfly netting (I use scaffolders debris netting) for bird netting at some time after last Butterfly and before first snowfall, as the weight of snow tends to collapse the finer netting, but fall through the bird netting.

Thanks for that Kristen - mine are covered with debris netting currently - I will follow suit :-)

[Plot_29@_Lady_Mary]

Lots here in rain-soaked Cardiff!

[polly nator]

Here is your answer. Fortunately not on my tomatoes. Taken on Sunday in Manchester whilst helping to rescue crop from the little blighters. Actually not so little - plump and well fed.