One of my first trips to Cerne Abbas this year.
The species at this time is quite varied, ranging from the one that every one wants to catch a sight of - the Duke of Burgundy, a couple of Skippers, Green Hairstreak, Brown Argus and Small Heath.
I just missed getting a shot of the Marsh Fritillary, but I will catch up with that species sometime shortly I hope.
I have also inclueded a few scene images, which is typical of the County of Dorset.
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| Duke of Burgundy |
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| Common Blue (Male) |
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| Green Hairstreak |
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| Dingy Skipper |
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| Small Heath |
I did get a poor shot of this species with its wings open as it was flying.
Not something to be seen very often.
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| Brown Argus |
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| Green-veined White. (Male) Spring Brood |
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| Grizzled Skipper (Female) |
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| Male |
Hei Roy! Upeat perhoset. Muutama tutun näköinen perhonen. Siellä on tosi kaunista!
ReplyDeleteKiitos Anne. Kyllä, tämä on ihana alue asua ja liikkua.
DeleteFabulous photos! It’s heartening to know that you’ve seen so many! And Dorset is my favourite county….(second to Devon of course!) 😁
ReplyDeleteThanks Sal. 😁
DeleteHi Roy, beautiful serie photos of the butterflies and landscapes.Have a nice evening. Greets
ReplyDeleteThanks Caroline.
DeleteHi Roy,
ReplyDeleteWow, absolutely stunning! Fabulous butterflies. A walk trough such a landscape is vitamin for the soul!
Happy week,
Regards, Maria
Thanks Maria.
DeleteHi Roy! lovely pictures of these beautiful butterflies.. Also beautiful landscapes..
ReplyDeleteThanks Ana.
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