A single brimstone as well in the back garden to day. Frequent red kites flying low but no other butterflies. Cheers Sezar

Thanks Guy

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Hi Guy and David,
Many thanks for both of you. I never heard or seen one before. Looking through found a second picture taken 3 days earlier in the same garden, rather blurred but looks like a male Lang's Short-Tailed Blue. Attached for interest.
Cheers Sezar

Hi, These pictures were taken about a week ago in Madeira. Not terribly good pictures. Wing span approximately 2cm or less. Is it a small blue please? Cheers Sezar

Thanks, rather confusing. Sezar

Not an April fools joke, but one from Madeira, just back. Madeiran speckled wood?
Cheers
Sezar

Thanks Mark Sezar

Picture taken 2 weeks ago in the garden. This comma appears to have a line running right through the right front wing. All pictures have same mark. Comments will be appreciated. Damaged wing? Sezar

Still lots of nectar in the Astars.

Thanks Neil Sezar

This was taken recently at Longleat Forest, lighting was poor. Is it a female Silver washed fritillary?

Thanks to you all, looking at the original high quality raw piture I can just make out the details of sex brand. Cheers Sezar

My thanks to both of you. Unfartunatly managed only two pictures. Same day did photo many small skippers under same conditions but these two look so different. Cheers Sezar

The pictures were taken on 28Th July at Mill Hill Sussex. Both same skipper. The antenna tips jet black with black along the length of antenna. Is this a Essex Skipper please? Cheers Sezar

Thanks Piers, I did not realise it would be so confusing. Unfortunatly all pictures are of topsides, I did not manage to get a picture of undesides of the wings. Cheers Sezar

Thanks for the information Cheers Sezar

Hi these pictures were taken at the shores of Loch an Eilein near Avimore on 13th July 2011, after trying to photo them for three years. Are they Dark green fritillary, Scotica Form? Please help with ID. Cheers Sezar

Aston Rowant, 15 plus silver spotted skippers. Few at Bold Hill. Hold Hill has a good number of Chiltern Gentian in flower. Cheers Sezar

Thank you both. Cheers Sezar

Is this a female common blue or brown argus? Taken today at Aston Rowant Bold Hill. Help appreciated Cheers Sezar