A few from this lunchtimes 'permitted' walk. Saw my first Red Admiral of the year! Still very breezy here making photo opportunities a bit difficult! BTW Small Tortoiseshell quite numerous here in West Wiltshire. IMG_7152 (2).JPG IMG_7149.JPG IMG_7121 (2).JPG IMG_7195 (2).JPG IMG_7212 (2).JPG
David M wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 4:22 pm
Nice array of spring species in your posts, Stevie. Must say, I think your female Small White image is the best I've seen this year!!
The weather's going cooler from tomorrow, Stevie, so that should help you in your quest, particularly if there's a bit of occasional cloud around. Clear blue skies and hot temperatures may get us excited in anticipation of seeing lots of butterflies, but it's actually pretty challenging for photogr...
David M wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 1:46 pm
Nice finds, Stevie. Mud-puddling and mating are both surefire ways of bringing normally skittish species to rest!
Thank you David. The mating Orange-tips were at it forever! Finally gave up waiting and left them to it.
Still trying to get a half decent open winged shot of a female!!