Hi Mike,

Please advise on which TZ70 you are recommending....12.1MP or 18.1MP thanks.
I am considering purchasing one of these cameras too based on your recommendation.
All the best,

Lee Slaughter (Cornwall).

All enthusiasts are welcome to attend any of our events/meetings FREE of charge and also Free Parking is usually the norm for the locations that we choose for the meeting/fieldtrip. Have a good season folks. Lee Slaughter (Fieldtrip/Meeting/Event organiser for Cornwall Butterfly & Moth Society)...

Yep......I had a very early Large Heath 'scotica' at Glen Loy (western end) on 6th June, 2008 and the Chequered Skippers were still doing well in the vicinity of where I first discovered them there in 1988. I returned each year until 1995 & then again in 2008. Peter Eeles has put my report on t...

“Cornwall Butterfly & Moth Society” Butterfly & Moth Field Meetings 2016. Compiled by Lee Slaughter (Cornwall’s Butterfly & Moth Field Trip Organiser). Celebrating 24 glorious SUMMERS of arranging Butterfly & Moth meetings across Cornwall and beyond - 1993 - 2016. Friday 13th May – ...

What a Halloween!!!! Visited Seaton Beach near Looe, Cornwall & walked along the undercliff at the back of the beach this afternoon 2:55pm - 4:10pm & saw - 12++ Large Whites all flying eastwards, 1 Small White, 1 Small Copper (fresh) and 8++ Clouded Yellows!! Temperature 17 o C & light ...

Hi Mark,

All your reports & photos are of outstanding quality!

Hope & trust you had an excellent season.

Cheers,

Lee Slaughter (Cornwall).

Hi all, Please see below a full list of all of our recently formed group's fieldtrips for 2015. Everyone is welcome to attend free of charge. Please note that our group is not connected to Butterfly Conservation in any way. Cheers, Lee Slaughter (Fieldtrip organiser for 'Cornwall Butterfly & Mot...

Cornwall May 30th - June 6th. I returned yesterday (Saturday 6th June) from a week in Cornwall. Including a stop off at Greenscombe Woods on the way back a total of 22 species were seen during the week as follows; Marsh Fritillary…good numbers at two locations on the Lizard. Small Pearl-bordered Fr...

Butterfly seen on Mull :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!: :o :o :o :o :o Saturday 30th one tiny (Tortoiseshell size) tatty Peacock. Calgary Bay at edge of small wood - typical spring habitat as it kept pace with me along the path. Peacock-habitat-Calgary..jpg Jack Ahh....Calgary Bay, Mull! Vis...

Grizzled Skipper aberration 'Taras' photographed by me, Lee Slaughter at Penhale Sands, Perranporth, North Cornwall 10th May, 2015. With Robert Slaughter (my eldest son aged 11) and others on Cornwall Butterfly & Moth Society's 1st ever official fieldtrip. Thanks to Paul Browning and Dave Spenc...

Grizzled Skipper 'Taras' 10th May, 2015.jpg Grizzled Skipper aberration 'Taras' photographed by me, Lee Slaughter at Penhale Sands,Perranporth, North Cornwall 10th May, 2015. With Robert Slaughter (my eldest son aged 11) and others on Cornwall Butterfly & Moth Society's 1st ever official fieldt...

We saw several on the fells above Honister Pass in early July 2014.....Great memories. A true highlight after much driving from Cornwall & witnessed by my 10 year old son, Robert Slaughter who only has Black Hairstreak & Scotch Argus to see in Britain!! Cheers.......Lee Slaughter (and Robert...

Saw 5+ Red Admirals at Menheniot (Liskeard), Cornwall at the "KARTWORLD" Go-Cart attraction as it was so warm. Temperature 19oC 66oF. Great for 31st October!! Also saw a lively Red Admiral in back garden at Par, Cornwall just before we left this morning! There must have been far more butt...

I hope those folk that saw my posting with photos from 2008 might get some inspiration to go to Western Scotland to try & see the Chequered Skipper for themselves next year. I salute David M for braving the long journey & Scottish Midges in his quest to see this superb butterfly for themsel...

I last saw Chequered Skippers at a colony in Glen Loy that I discovered in 1988. 20 years later in May 2008 we travelled up to beyond Fort William and it was still doing well and I introduced my young children to my favourite butterfly at the opposite end of the British Isles to where we live in Co...

Excellent sightings again Paul! Penhale Sands is excellent and for everyone's information there is "FREE PARKING" 8) around the perimeter near Rose Village where you can walk freely on the public side (Not the M.O.D.part). I found a fully halved Gynandromorph Silver-studded blue there wit...

[b]Hi Mark......You have helped them! They would probably have perished in the wild. You have also learnt a bit about the natural history of the Clouded Yellow too! Well done to you mate!
All the best,

Lee Slaughter (Cornwall).[/b]