2019 BUTTERFLY and MOTH IMAGES..

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  1. Marley Farley

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      Brimstone.
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      Peacock.
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        We've had a lot of small bright yellow butterflies around the garden. They haven't stopped still enough for me when I got the camera out. :noidea:
         
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          Peacock outside the bird hide at a local reserve earlier a few weeks ago (got bored because there wasn't many birds), taken from over 2m away

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          There's loads of Orange Tips about at the moment, but not settling, same with the smaller amount of Brimstones, a few Small Tortoiseshells are about and one settled on the ground right in front of me as I turned my camera on, but Mrs Scrungee let our dog pull towards it :frown:

          But quite a few Speckled Woods are now appearing, with the occasional one settling on the Bramble leaves beside a spinney about 5 mins walk from home

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            Walking down the same local path as yesterday saw about 30 Orange Tips, 20'ish Speckled Woods, 2 Large Whites, 1 Brimstone and 1 Red Admiral.

            Once again, only the Speckled Woods were settling

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              Green-veined White

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              Yet another Speckled Wood

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                I've not seen a Green Veined White yet!
                 
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                First Wall Brown this year.
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                  No Idea:smile:

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                    Could be Oak Eggar first choice

                    Garden Tiger just a possibility

                    As usual i could be wrong !!:biggrin:
                     
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                    Muslin Moth Male

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                      A couple of exotic ones.
                      North Queensland Day Moth.
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                      Clipper, Kuala Lumpur.
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                      Malaysian Hairstreak known as the Common Tit.
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                        Red Admiral on my Valerian:smile:

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                          A pair of scarlet tiger moths were flying around the house in Hereford yesterday, causing much excitement!
                           
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