I have done! I will let you know what they say.

I ordered mine in November and paid £17.95 which the Nature Bureau took from me at the time. Think I might stick to Amazon in future!

Two Red Admirals and a Speckled Wood at Walton Common in North Somerset today.

We were last in Sardinia about 5 years ago. Saw a number of Geranium Bronze then particularly in Santa Teresa on the North coast.

Just come back from two weeks in Kefalonia. This was basically a beach holiday although there were quite a few butterflies about. A total of 17 species were seen. These were in order of frequency, Scarce Swallowtail, Painted Lady, Small White, Southern Small White, Large White, Clouded Yellow, Swall...

At Arnside the path from the car park on the south side is good for Grayling. Fritillary can be found at the top of the Knott between the two areas of trees and also on the slope to the north side. There is a field full of ferns which is also a good spot which is off the approach Road. If scotch arg...

As no one has commented on the photo yet, I will step in and confirm this is a 100% High Brown Fritillary :) Vince In that case there should be plenty about by the end of next week. I thought this was the earliest date I had for High Brown's at Arnside Knott but on checking found an earlier record ...

I visited Arnside Knott on Friday (which is technically just in Cumbria!) Plenty of Dark Green and Small Pearl Bordered Fritillaries to be seen together with one each of Grayling and a very worn Northern Brown Argus. No definite sightings of High Brown although one possible which I caught in flight....

Continued to visit Sites in South Gloucestershire today. At Prestbury Hills although it was cold 11 degrees and only intermittently sunny we managed to find 2 Duke of Burgundies, and one each of Small Blue and Green Hairstreak. The only Butterfly which was more plentiful was Small Heath. In the afte...

Finally managed to spend a week out and about in the South West for the first time this year. So far have managed to visit Breakheart Quarry and Stinchcombe Hill in Gloucestershire and Walton Common, Sand Point and Dolebury Warren in Somerset. The most common butterflies seen across the 5 sites have...

First butterflies of the year for me. Visited Walton Common in North Somerset. Saw a total of 4. The two positively identified were a male Brimstone and a pristine Red Admiral.

We are staying in Tenby and haven't seen any frost yet. It was sunny and 10 degrees yesterday. Still sunny today but not as warm. No butterflies yet today!

Still butterflies on the wing in Pembrokeshire. Red Admiral and Small Tortoiseshell seen at Bosherston by the lilly ponds.

Red Admiral seen in Tenby yesterday.

Red Admiral flew over our garden in Portishead this morning. 17 degrees here.

Visited Walton Common this morning. Only butterfly seen was a solitary Red Admiral. However sat in my car later in Pill and an unidentified white flew past. It's currently 19 degrees here!

Solitary Red Admiral seen at Tyntesfield between the showers this morning.

Thanks Guy.

Much appreciated.

David

Even warmer up here today 17 degrees. Unfortunately I had to go to Liverpool today for work so no chance of looking for butterflies.

I photographed this butterfly on Kefalonia in August.

I thought at the time that it was a Sage Skipper is that correct?