If you click the link on recent tweets it goes straight to them.

I don't discount an element of luck but our success rate has been due to Phils diligent research and our Perseverance. I wonder how many people would have looked out of their hotel window and thought, not worth looking. We had about dozen parked up on their Bluebells, Photos taken 7th June btw

That is a lovely pic 'Annoying Czech'

Hope This works. Wet few days, got soaked a few times but worth it

I listened to the horror stories too. This year Phil and I decided to give it a go and found them easily. Within a few minutes in fact, and it was raining I would post a pic of us in our wet weather gear but I haven't got the hang of that yet

I look forward to your butterfly reports. I nearly had a holiday in Croatia but it's a long story

Kings Dyke Whittlesey After seeing Trevor Sawyer's report of a Common Blue yesterday Mr grumpy and I :wink: returned to King's Dyke and this time went to the nature reserve rather than the adjacent quarry. We headed for a Common Blue 'hot spot' where we saw 5 (3 male & 2 female) including a mati...

West Face Quarry, Whittlesey, Cambs - Saturday 1st October‏ There is a rumour going around that the butterfly season is over in Cambridgeshire, not so Nick! Whilst walking the high perimeter of the West Face Quarry with PhiliB (Mr grumpy) :roll: we saw a good number of 3rd brood butterflies - Wall B...

we should share our knowledge wherever we can and I think we can do better

Jordan brought his computer games, didn't play on them once, we went out, biking, walking, He loved it. Butterfly World was a delight to him

Do they have the opportunity? My nephew (10) has stayed with me the last 2 years in the summer holiday, he loves to go 'butterflying' with me. He likes to learn new things, anything it seems, I don't think he would be satisfied with 'here's a blue butterfly, here's a brown one' but he seems to like ...

Philib and I visited Glen Loy 7th June this year. Good numbers of CS. The hotelier told me a fellow enthusiast was there a week earlier and had good numbers too

Yes, I did a copy and paste

Lee Hurrell wrote:Looks like you got it, Rob!

Looks like I have it too

Well I had to laugh at Trev's reply, hope you did too x

the only reference I can find is Friday-Thorpe (SE 878 581) and Thixendale (SE 838 612)

If you haven't got them already put wildguides britains butterflies and british and irish butterflies, Adrian Riley, on your christmas list

Ringlet Definitely

Lime Hawk Moth ??

Nice pics Jack