Well things are looking good on the Orange Tip front. Yesterday I found two males flying around at one location and at least two more elsewhere.
I was also fortunate that they were pitching on a nice blue flower for effect.
At the same time I found a 'Small White' Butterfly which will be the subject of a separate post.
The dark background really brings out the colour.
ReplyDeleteThanks John.
DeleteVery beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks Margaret.
DeleteVoi, miten kauniita kuvia! Terveisiä täältä kylmästä Suomesta.
ReplyDeleteKiitos Anne.
DeleteToivottavasti sää lämpenee pian.
Lovely photos Roy
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam.
DeleteLovely shots Roy...the first one is a cracker.
ReplyDeleteI'm jealous!...seriously lacking on the butterfly front here...[;o{
Thanks Trevor. The cold Northerly winds we have had recently are not helping.
Deletelooks like green alklet they are nectaring off? The female I shot was having a long feed off forget me not.
ReplyDeleteThanks Simon.
DeleteNeat butterfly!
ReplyDeleteecht heel mooi.
ReplyDeleteDank je wel Bas
DeleteThe colors are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve.
DeleteHey Roy... Just gorgeous shots, but yours usually are. The colors are so vivid.
ReplyDeleteDo you know what the flowering plant is?
Grace
Thanks GG. Yes the plant is called Green Alkanet or to be really technical "Pentaglottis sempervirens"
DeleteIts a perennial and flowers April to July.
Beautiful photos Roy :-) I have yet to see any up here this year but it is wonderful to see your excellent pics anyway!
ReplyDeleteHope you are well :-)
Hi Roy,
ReplyDeleteThis buuterfly must be my favorite pieridae in Europe!
You have managed very beautiful shots, congrats!!
I wish I could have the time to run after them again! LOL!
Keep well and enjoy your weekend
Thanks Noushka. {:))
DeleteYour blog has a beautiful appearance in green.
ReplyDeleteThe orange filter tips are great to see and they are fantastically beautiful photographed. My compliments.
Thanks Helma.
DeleteReally super, especially as we know they are hard to capture!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mandy.
DeleteExcellent photos of the lovely butterfly!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gunilla.
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