Hi
Is anyone able to confirm if one of these recent bad photos from Durlston CP Swanage is a Lulworth? Ranger confirmed they are already active. Thanks
Lulworth skip ID?
Re: Lulworth skip ID?
Yes looks good for a male Lulworth. It's a bit early for Small and Essex. 

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Re: Lulworth skip ID?
First Small Skippers were out a couple of days ago. High Brown Frits are also out. It must be mid-June already 
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Re: Lulworth skip ID?
Thanks. 4 diff individuals there. Dorset BC had records of Small Skip nearby a few days previous so as I couldn’t find a female Lul with obvious rays I wasn’t sure, but thought coloration with all but the one looked like Lulworth. Even a hint of a pale patch through the underwing of the one which was tiny next to the Large Skip virtually next to it.
Re: Lulworth skip ID?
Time to do another update on all the flight times, I only saw my first Large skipper on Friday!
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Re: Lulworth skip ID?
Look good for Lulworths to me - they've been out now for a (7th May the first was reported) - if they were Smessex they'd still be bright orange as they've only just appeared on the scene
I saw shed loads 11 days ago and some of those were already looking worse for wear.
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