Thank you Guy, I just have corrected both the legend to the picture and my message.

Thank you Mark! On Thursday July 8th I have snapped a worn Heath Fritillary in our garden. On Saturday July 10th I have snapped: - a Nickerl's Fritillary (?) in our garden ( another photo of the same specimen ) In arroundings of the football pool at village Košíky I have snapped: - Heath Fitillary (...

On July 4th I have had a trip with my wife and daughter to the aeolic sands between towns Bzenec and Strážnice about 30 km from here. There were tons of Ringlets . Nine-spotted moths occur in plenty count of specimens. Both were sucking the nectar from the Linden flowers. I have recorded also a vide...

On July 3rd I have visited the top end of Jankovice. Between the last house and the fire reservoir there is a place overgrown with the Meadow Geranium where I reliably use to find the Geranium arguses - Eumedonia eumedon . This once there were about ten specimens, they occur also in arroundings and ...

On Friday 2nd July I have shortly visited our neighbour's meadow (only 300 m from our house) and snapped : - Large Skipper at the school garden fence - Marbled Whites - Nickerl's Fritillaries - Mellicta aurelia - Zygaena loti - Zygaena minos - Zygaena viciae - Emmelia trabealis - Jordanita sp. - at ...

Today I have visited our neighbour's meadow (only 300 m from our house) and there were tens of Nickerl's!

Today was a sunny day. It seems that the weather has returned to the normal pattern: Thunderstorms are everywhere around but here is sunny. I have seen: - Map Butterfly - Arashnia levana , the summer phenotype prorsa , here is an interesting form of one with large underwings surfaces - New Forest Bu...

Today I have snapped this-year first Nickerl's Fritillaries (I hope that the determination is correct):

Today I saw - Essex Skippers - Small Skippers - Large Skippers - Small White - Common Blues - Silver-studded Blue - Reverdin's Blue - Short-tailed Blue - Geranium Argus ( Eumedonia eumedon ) - more specimens but I haven't succeeded in shottimg none of them :( - Eastern Short-tailed Blues ( Everes de...

I am interested by the picture of the butterfly taken on Saturday 22nd May 2010 bellow the photos of the Red Kite. The butterfly looks like the Common Blue but the root spot(s) on the forewing are missing.

Chapman's Blue - Agrodiaetus thersites lives in the UK?

Very nice photos, Guy! I hope I shall sometimes shot similar.

On June 22th I have snapped a Buff Ermine - Spilosoma lutea (most probably) caterpillar in my garden. Today I have watched a Large Copper female in my garden but until I returned with the camera she was away. :x There was only a Comma there. One sat on the our neighbour's breast wall and then re-sat...

I am very busy so I complete my diary with delay. Last weekend was sunny so I have trips both on Saturday and on Sunday. On Saturday June 12th: Before the lunch I arroundings of football pool at Košíky : - Pearly Heath - Coenonympha arcania - moth Penthophera morio matting (fly-disable female has dw...

Thanks, Chris. Maybe that's just the thing. But because it is very difficult to determine Noctuidae after caterpillars, I have added the question mark to the legends.

Cat #2 is Muslin Moth - Diaphora mendica, the 3rd instar. Determined by Jiří Beneš.

I just have obtained a message from CEI: Blues are argyrognomon and the Copper is hippothoe.

This weekend was rich of Lycenids that I probably never saw before: The Blue on the photos http://traplican.rajce.idnes.cz/Motyli_2010-06-12/#10612_013.jpg - http://traplican.rajce.idnes.cz/Motyli_2010-06-12/#10612_025.jpg is probably P. argyrognomon or idas but it seems different in comparison P. a...

Thank you!

http://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id53445/
http://www.leps.it/indexjs.htm?SpeciesP ... oBanki.htm

http://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id53335/

Yesterday I have snapped two moths and two caterpillars wich I cant determine. Can you help me please?
The caterpillar on the Meadow Geranium: The caterpillar on the Water Mint:

Four-spotted moth - Tyta luctuosa?
http://www.ukmoths.org.uk/show.php?id=685