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Nice photos of the Dingy's Katrina, just read their out at Warton Craig in the lake District can't wait to see them Goldie

I love it when Dingies pull that pose Katrina, great shot

Have a goodun

Wurzel

Hi Katrina,

I love the 'double Dingy' shot from Mill Hill, a great pose

Cheers,

Neil.

Thank you for your encouraging comments on the Dingy photos!
Today I went back to Heyshott and saw some more Dukes. On the way back I stopped at Kithurst and saw my first Small Copper and Small Blues of the year.

All these Duke images are making me envious!

I'm glad you managed to find them, Katrina. They're one of spring's most precious species.

I know what you mean David - I've visited my 'Duke site' three times now and nowt Cracking closed wing shot Katrina

Have a goodun

Wurzel

I went to Malling Down today and saw my first Adonis Blue, Common Blue and Wall Brown of the year. Other butterflies seen were Brown Argus, Green Hairstreaks, Brimstones, Dingy Skippers and Red Admirals

A really lovely selection of photographs Katrina...that's a stunning Adonis Blue.

Regards,

Bill

"When in doubt - venture out"

Wow, definately mating season in your neck of the woods great shots!

Aaah! Adonis Blue!

Summer is surely just round the corner.

Excellent image, Katrina.

Lovely shots Katrina, you've certainly got the weather where you live, what a great selection. Goldie

Today I went back to Heyshott. Weather a bit grey again. I saw some Dukes but I didn't manage to spot any Pearl-Bordered Fritillaries .

Lovely shots Katrina, the Butterflies look so delicate Goldie

Thank you Goldie.
Yesterday late afternoon I visited Mill Hill - plenty of Adonis Blues, Common Blues and Dingy Skippers about. Also some Small Heath, Walls, Grizzled Skippers and Brimstones.

I went to Hutchinson's Bank today. I arrived just before one and after driving through clouds and sunshine it decided to rain just before I arrived. Fortunately it was just a passing shower and I quickly spotted a man with a camera and tripod (Graham) who had found two Glanvilles. He was photographing one on the fence and kindly pointed out a roosting one on a flower to me. Many thanks to Graham as it was the only one I saw today. Thanks also to MrSp0ck who showed me round the site. Other butterflies seen were Common Blues, Small Heaths , a Speckled Wood and a Dingy Skipper.

Katrina

Im glad you saw one Glanville today, the weather was not good for butterfly spotting, we only saw one more Glanville this afternoon, The one you photographed looks quite fresh so it looks like they are still emerging in that lower paddock.

I walked between Chantry and Kithurst Hill today. At Chantry I saw Brown Argus, Common Blues, a pair of Small Heaths, Dingy Skippers,a Peacock, Brimstones and some worn Green Hairstreaks in the grass. I also saw 3 Wall Browns. In between I saw some Red Admirals and Green-Veined Whites. At Kithurst I saw Common Blues, about 6 Small Blues, a few Dingy Skippers, Brimstones and my first Holly Blue of the year (looking a bit worn). On the way back at Chantry I saw 2 Painted Ladies - again my first of the year.

Lovely Glanville pictures Katrina, glad you got one there. You've got to pick your day carefully with these fussy little blighters!

Thanks bugboy, I consider myself lucky for seeing one in the circumstances!

Lovely Glanville shots Katrina If only they weren't so far away from me

Have a goodun

Wurzel