Thanks anyway. I'm sure someone will spot one in the UK soon.

Thanks guys. The search continues.

I've just been looking back on photos I took on this day in recent years and came across this one. It was taken on July 12th 2018 at Aston Rowant NNR. I'm curious. Have I inadvertently photographed a Small Southern White or is it a common or garden Small White. I'm grateful for any thoughts. TIA.

Thanks for the information. I will still keep looking for SSWs.

Same old question. Is it Southern Small White, Small White or Green-veined White. Alas no underside photo. I suspect the latter. Photographed 21st July 2023 Forest of Dean.

99% Small White. I'll take that.

I took this photo on Hayling Island a couple of days ago. Google lens tells me it’s a Southern Small White. That can’t be right can it?? Maybe the damaged wing makes google think they are wing markings?

Thanks for the info guys

I tried a different method and successfully managed it by using my phone instead of my PC. My question/photos are on identification topic. Thanks again.

I took these photos 22/6/23 at Arnside Knott. The 3rd spot is missing altogether. Is it an Ab.?

Thanks everyone. I have a really interesting photo that I need an expert opinion on which if I can successfully attach Might be of great interest.

Thanks Jack but how do I compress/resize? it's something I've not done before.

I'm trying to ask a question about a photo I took of a butterfly yesterday, but when I attempt to attach it an error flags up with a message. File too large. This has never happened before. What do i need to do? TIA

Ok, thanks for that.

I photographed this female Orange Tip in The Forest of Dean yesterday (May 1st). She looks a bit creamy. Is this normal or is she an ab? Thanks.

This is my 3rd entry. The rather plain looking butterfly is actually a White-letter Hairstreak! It's just been nabbed by a spider who must have stunned it somehow. They seem to be easy pray for the spiders hiding in the Hemp Agrimony. I've seen this before in previous years, but never seen the upers...

Not often seen (by me) underside of Dingy Skipper. Rodborough Common Gloucestershire April 21st 2022. And colour co-ordinated male Silver-washed Fritillary. Forest of Dean Gloucestershire 4th July 2022.

Thanks David. You're a star.

Is the 2023 BC calendar available for sale? If so where can I order one? There's no sign of it on their website. Thanks.

Indeed David. Whereabouts are you? I live close to the Welsh border. Monmouth is only about 7 miles away from my home.