Split Second
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| Initial release | South Korea |
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| Directors | Tony Maylam |
| Ian Sharp | |
| Box office | 5. 4 million USD |
| Budget | 7 million USD |
| Composers | Francis Haines |
| Stephen W. Parsons | |
| Wendy Carlos | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2322933 |
About Split Second
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Swallowtail butterfly enthusiasts flock to Strumpshaw
By Katy PrickettBBC News, Norfolk
Butterfly enthusiasts have descended upon an RSPB nature reserve to catch a glimpse of one of the .
Swallowtails can only be found in the Norfolk Broads.
Diane Scott, from Bletchley, Buckinghamshire, said she was " over the moon" to have photographed The Insect at Strumpshaw Fen.
Site manager Tim Strudwick said people come from around the UK to see the " separate subspecies of swallowtail".
Visitors have " even come from Europe - But the longest Day Trip is a car full of guys who came down for The Day from Edinburgh" He Said .
The Insect with its pale yellow wings, black veins and blue margins is a wetland specialist and has a wing span range of between 80 to 90mm (3in to 3. 5in).
It was second time lucky for Ms Scott, who visited Strumpshaw a fortnight ago without a sighting.
" I did see one Last Year , But it wasn't in that great condition - this one is absolutely Brilliant , it's beautiful, " She Said .
" It means a lot, they're just so special. You don't get them at our end of the country. "
The sighting was " mission accomplished" for Mick Sharp, from Derby.
He and his wife Jean were on their way home after a holiday in Norfolk.
" We tried to see it earlier in the week, But it was too cool, and we've been on a mission to try to see it since, " He Said .
" It's Brilliant - and I was surprised at how quickly it is moving from flower to flower, in a Split Second it is getting the nectar and Moving On . "
Mr Strudwick said The Insect appears for " quite a short season, from the tail end of May into June. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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