Blue-spot Hairstreak, a rather worn individual unfortunately

Cleopatra

Rock Grayling. What a gay butterfly ,first seen in flight, it looked like a White Admiral with its black upperwings and pale bar, then it lands and "aww what, its only a pissing Grayling", naff!

Goldie-lookin-finch

Large Skipper, loads of these out now

Pearly Heath

4 comments:
Hi Joe. Take a look at Pearly Heath (C. arcania) for the last one. Not sure how variable they can be though.
Cheers
Brian
Wow, Joe :-)
I love Cleopatra - but then again I love green flowers :-D
is that a dark-green fritillary, I wonder (instead of a high brown?) - the 3rd spot from the top is not indented as it should and in the underside photo it looks a bit pale + no evidence of any brown
Hi, thanks for the comment on the fritillary on the next post, it is indeed a Dark Green, thanks for pointing that out.
cheers
Joe
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