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Points of contact (Appendix C)

Clearance permission can be requestred from once of the sources listed below:

• Birdmen Paragliding
  • Barry and Candice Pederson +27 (0)82 658 6710
• Flyers Lodge
  • Rob Manzoni and his employees +27 (0)82 788 4398
• FlyPorterville 
  • Paul and Coral Penning +27 (0)72 780 6483
• Wattsapp group “FALW Airspace” which is managed by FALW.

The Common Blue are small butterflies attracted to wet mud with other blues. They also like visiting the blue flowers of the Plumbago plant which is one of its larval foods.

Male wing upper sides are an iridescent lilac blue with a thin black border. Females are brown with a row of red spots along the wing edges with some blue at the base of the wings.

The chrysalis is formed on the ground where it is attended to by ants which will often take it into their nests. The larvae create a substance called honey dew which the ants eat while the butterfly lives with them in the ant hill.

 

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