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Tuesday 2 July 2013

Butterfly Images

Just a few odd shots of four species that remain on the wing at the moment.

Small Heath






Green Hairstreak



Common Blue




Dingy Skipper




27 comments:

  1. H Roy Once again. Fantastic shots, do you know the name of the blue flowere one has landed on? Margaret

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  2. heerlijk een hele log vol met prachtige vlinders.

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  3. It must be a lot sunnier where you are Roy ... hardly any flutters seen yesterday despite an extensive search. Did find a Ringlet, deep in hiding.

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  4. Aha!
    I count 4 species here!! LOL!!
    Lovely pics of cute looking butterflies!
    The Green hairstreak is unfortunately quite rare in my corner of the woods!
    Cheers, Roy!

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    1. I was just testing you Noushka.(:))
      Thanks.

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  5. HI Roy I have already commented on this post, are my comments still going into your spam? Wanted to know what the blue flowers are? great post as usual.Margaret

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    1. Thanks Margaret, they are Forget-me-nots. Your comments are coming through now.

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    2. Hi Roy Thank you for replying. The flowers are very pretty. Margaret

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  6. Great Butterfly shots,not seen many this year,think you must have all the sunshine...

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    1. Thanks Amanda, yes I am hanging on to it as well.{:))

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  7. Hey Roy...The first few make for a sweet shot on the Forget-me-nots, which I am waiting for my to bloom, darn rain grrr!
    The Common Blue is such a beauty, wonder how he would have looked on a Forget-me -not ?
    Grace

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    1. Thanks GG, the Common Blue isn't very common this year unfortunately.

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  8. I love the green Hairstreak eating upsidedown. The picture of the Dingy Skipper is wonderful Roy.

    Regards,
    Marianne

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  9. Really beautiful photos Roy. The heath is lovely but also on the rookie, the common blue and the last I know the name so as ot. wonderful to see.

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  10. lovely to see the flutters Roy. I've seen way too few this year

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  11. Hi Roy

    As always your butterfly photos are stunning.

    Regards
    Guy

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  12. You take such gorgeous shots...each with the perfect background...that I wonder sometimes if you go out and personally pose and direct the butterflies :-) Really....just gorgeous as always! My butterflies are never as cooperative as yours are.

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  13. Hi Roy, haven't been on for a while. Love your new header and am pea green with envy over your green hairstreak. I've not been out much but hope to get out more over the next few days! (-:

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  14. Landed here quite by chance (somewhat like your butterflies). Wonderful photos ! I need some of the pixie dust you must use to get them to pose - haven't had much success capturing butterflies. yet.

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