Welcome also from me Paul, and thats a great shot of the Clouded Yellows copulating. :D Look forward to many more. :D All the best, Nick. Cheers Nick, I should have found this forum a long time ago :wink: Thanks for the comment on the mating shot too. I do have many more mating photos to process, b...

Susie wrote:Welcome Paul

Good to have you on the forum.

Lovely photo and it must have been a great experience too.

Thanks susie, and it was a real treat to witness what we did on the day, my young son was well pleased, as was I.



A macro shot.

Cheers Paul.

Well, if that first image is anything to go by, you'll achieve legendary status on this site before next spring!! Excellent shot and thanks for uploading it. Just wish I'd been there - I've only seen 4 CYs in Wales and they've all been singletons. Cheers for that, the Clouded Yellows were within 15...

Hi all, Just received a text from a friend who visited the Leas today. She saw and photographed a female and I believe that Lee may have got lucky with a male LTB - I hope so! They're certainly still around and we will hopefully see some reports in due course. For those going to look for LTBs, you ...

Welcome, Paul. The obvious question is did you get any images of the Clouded Yellow pair? Cheers for the welcome David. As you can imagine, I shot a fair few images on the day. Here is one(which is the first time i have uploaded this photo anywhere) I really must sort through my stock pile of photo...

Pete Eeles wrote:Welcome to the best website in the world, Paul

Looking forward to more posts.

Cheers,

- Pete

Thanks for the welcome Pete.

Hi there, just stumbled onto this forum a few days ago, so i joined up pretty much straight away :) Obviously i have an interest in Butterflies! but i also observe/photograph UK reptiles, mainly Vipera Berus (Adders). Im also keen on Birds and Bugs(Insects) too. Well, pretty much all wildlife really...

First post for me, Ive only just found/joined this forum/site. Took my son to Kinsdown leas this Saturday, in the hope of sighting the target species(LTB). We arrived on site at approx 10.45am and stayed for approx 4 hours. Like the other enthusiasts there, despite searching the area, we couldnt fin...