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Saturday 26 May 2018

Dingy Skipper

If you like a challenge then finding and tracking a Dingy Skipper butterfly to enable you to take a few photographs of it is something you should try.
They remain close to the ground in open spaces and when disturbed fly off at speed. 
With only a wingspan of 29mm and their dull brown colouring they are then difficult to follow.






16 comments:

  1. They definitely keep you on your toes Roy...think of it as an 'enjoyable' work out session!...[;o)

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    1. Funny how the air gets quite blue at times though Trevor.:)

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  2. I have enough trouble following the flight of large, colourful butterflies! Come to that I was having trouble following the flight of a Hobby the other day. I'm OK with jumbo jets!

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    1. Its the vapour trails that give them away John.

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  3. Lovely Roy, I just saw my first ever one today, I managed to grab a couple of quick shots before it was off again!

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    1. Thanks Pam, yes they don't hang around.:)

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  4. Beautiful series of pictures Congrats..

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  5. Wel you have done an excellent job roy. HAve a great week ahead.

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