Four from Spain

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Four from Spain

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Hello again,

Just back from a birding trip, which was excellent, to Extremadura, Central Spain. While out I saw quite a few butterflies but would appreciate help in identifying these four. As always, thanks in advance for your expertise and ready help.

Best wishes,

David
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Re: Four from Spain

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Hi David. You have there a black-eyed blue, a small heath, a knapweed fritillary and a Spanish festoon.

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Re: Four from Spain

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Thanks, Guy, that was quick! I had seen the Festoon in the Crossbill guide to Extremadura and was looking out for it because it looked so beautiful - and when I found one I didn't recognise it!
Thanks again,
David
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dragnil wrote: and when I found one I didn't recognise it!
Hello Dragnil,

Perhaps because they can be a bit more beautiful :) :
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Re: Four from Spain

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Yes, that's what I was expecting to see!
David
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