I am late getting into the butterfly scene this Spring (as I am with birds) due to being confined to barracks.:)
I have managed now to photograph a Small Tortoiseshell, which was one of four found in long grass in open fields.
In recent days I have also observed (although not photographed) a Brimstone (male and female), a Small White, an Orange Tip, a Peacock and a Speckled Wood.
Many butterflies are now putting in an appearance. We saw saw our first Milbert’s Tortoiseshell yesterday.
ReplyDeleteThanks David, Having just looked it up that is quite a similar species to our Small.
DeleteYou haven't missed much Roy, untill the last few days it's not been the weather for getting out, and it would seem that the butterflies thought the same and have only just started to emerge in any numbers.
ReplyDeleteTwo lovely shots for starters, hope you're able to get out and aa 'em soon'?...[;o)
Thanks Trevor. Yes I am sorting out the camera bag to be ready.
DeleteHei Roy! Toivottavasti voit hyvin! Täällä meillä ei perhosia näe vielä paljoa. Koivutyttöperhosia (Archiearis parthenias) lentelee jonkin verran.
ReplyDeleteKiitos Anne, kyllä minä olen hyvin.
DeleteHi Roy,
ReplyDeletea few very nice pictures of the little fox.
Beautiful colors and beautiful sharp.
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Thanks Helma.
DeleteSuperbes images Roy. Il est splendide.
ReplyDeleteWow, what spectacular shots.
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Thanks Maria.
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