So few butterflies to photograph this year!

My three efforts, all taken in Angus/Aberdeenshire this summer (what little of it could genuinely be called summer-like!)

Some images taken in Angus, Scotland this Spring and Summer

Some northeast Scottish butterflies...

I know plenty of folk who haven't seen 50 Red Admirals all year! Indeed David - I am one of them! They have been very thin on the ground in central Lincolnshire this year. I might have seen a couple of dozen max. And just one Painted Lady! It's been a tremendous year for Red Admirals around my loca...

Delighted to see 40-50 red admirals, one small tortoiseshell and two peacocks yesterday at House of Dun in Angus, Scotland. A lot of the RAs were looking very smart considering the shocking weather lately.

Testudo Man wrote: ↑Fri Oct 02, 2020 11:57 am Just an observation...but wow! ............11 of the entries so far, have just joined recently, with a single post

I only just discovered the forum, I've been enjoying exploring it, and look forward to participating, sorry if posting here caused offence, I will delete my entry.

Scotch Argus at Cambus o May on Deeside last Friday. That is a good find. I knew the area well in the 1980s and never found Scoth Argus east of Invercauld Bridge. However the Don valley (further north) had several colonies. Jack The cambus o'may site is remarkable, on sunny days the Scotch Argus ar...

I have only just joined the forum, I honestly never knew it existed. Hope to learn loads from everyone. Here's some offerings for the comp meantime.



Ben