This one has a small spot below the big ocelli (eye spot) on underside of forewing which I have not noticed on other meadow brown since that was same as this one. Also this has two spots on hidwing (if you look carefully, you can see them)
![Image](http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/4625/stp80627.jpg)
Another one, looks slightly greyer than usual, had the normal eyespot on top underside forewing:
![Image](http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/6074/stp81723.jpg)
This one I noticed was a male, but a littler smaller than usual, found a few of te smaller males on a small wildflower patch:
![Image](http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/9880/mg4290.jpg)
This is a bad image and I don't usually post such a bad image online, but this meadow brown looked a little strange on upperside, I doubt the pale patches are to do with age since they are on both sides of wings so is this an aberration?:
![Image](http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/129/butterflies2014.jpg)
I know brown butterflies with a lot of ocelli can be variable, less so is speckled wood. Common ones are ringlet, meadow brown and gatekeepers in UK.