Hi Paul
Congrat with that ubaldus, it is such a beautiful little blue, I have seen ONE in the Taurito Valley (Gran Canary) march 2014, a female, so I still need the male

Hi Pete Thank you for the update, and yes it was a pleasure to browse thru the photos, and on the browse I also found your report from Queryras 2012, what a great read all the best for Xmas and the new year
john

Good work David what a stunning butterfly

Congrat with that one David did you get a closer photo ??

It was definitely a really nice trip, a bit of a shame that PlainTiger only showed up once (from a distance), but otherwise everything else was okay and the group was really good.

Great photos of the Mediterranean Skipper, female, one I havn´t seen with open wings (female)

For me they all looks like pumillio

Good to hear that the Southern Hermit is still around, was it at the most “normal” lokation ?

An impressive list, I must say, immediately I would think that only 3 species are missing for a full house : Arctic Woodland Ringlet, Arctic Blue and Norse Grayling, and in the mind that serval of them are hard to find, I must say: quit a good job done congrat

It looks like have been a super tour, will we see a total species list ??

I really looking forward to see the total list for the tour

Hi David yes it is a aquilonaris, I must admit that the dumbbell sign one this one, is very heavy, normally the stripe between the two signs is very weak or absent, but everything else, point on aquilonaris

Doing trip report is a good trend Roger looking forward to se more

sorry did´nt saw that it was Paul selby that wrote

Yes David I am on the way to recovery, but it will never be 100%, but I am pretty sure that it will be okay for joining the coming tours

David so great to read your report, as well as upset me not being able to participate, the Anomalous Blue would have been a super lifer

Brillant report Pete, always a pleasure to read, congrat with the 3 lifer, if you do not find the Cranberry frit in France, you can wisit me in DK, I have a population just 15 km from my house

I must say David, an impressive list, 7 would be new for me, looking foreward to the tour next year

Great read David, too bad I couldn’t attend, looking foreward to the rest

I would call it idas mainly because of the colour of the basal area