European Butterflies Magazine

[David M]

Wow! That Esper's MW underside is a killer!

[jasonsargerson]

Scott Richardson has continued his articles about butterflies found on his farm in South Africa.

He takes a look at the Charaxes species found and describes their behaviour and habitats.

Specific interesting behaviours include hill-topping, feeding on dung, particularly carnivore, such as Leopard, and feeding on sap runs.

Key species found include: Bushveld, Pearl-spotted, Dusky, Foxy and Green-veined Charaxes.

The magazine has been drafted now and sent to my designer - hopefully ready as usual by the end of March.

[jasonsargerson]

European Butterflies Magazine is ready for printing now.

Here is the cover and some sample pages.

[selbypaul]

Looking forward to reading it, as ever!

[David M]

Looking forward to reading it, as ever!

Me too. Comes at an ideal point in the year when we're all gearing up for another year's action.

[petesmith]

Just read it from cover to cover.

Excellent edition, Jason - the best yet I reckon!

I particularly enjoyed the Bavaria article by Markus, David's account of Romania, and Mario's North Macedonia report.

More areas to add to my "to visit" list...

[selbypaul]

I read my copy yesterday also, all in one sitting. Like Pete, I really enjoyed the Germany article. I knew very little previously about what was written. Very interesting indeed.

Cheers as ever for taking the time to collate and publish such an excellent publication.

[Stevieb]

European Butterflies Magazine is ready for printing now.

Just read it from cover to cover.

Excellent edition, Jason - the best yet I reckon!

I particularly enjoyed the Bavaria article by Markus, David's account of Romania, and Mario's North Macedonia report.

More areas to add to my "to visit" list...

I read my copy yesterday also, all in one sitting. Like Pete, I really enjoyed the Germany article. I knew very little previously about what was written. Very interesting indeed.

Cheers as ever for taking the time to collate and publish such an excellent publication.

Am I right in assuming the magazine is now ready for purchase?

If so how much is this edition Jason?

Many thanks

Steve

[David M]

Got mine yesterday thanks, Jason.

The article on Germany has made me think a little.

[jasonsargerson]

The magazine has been printed now - price from me direct is £10.00, including postage.

Pemberley Books have their copies now, if you prefer to order from them.

Pemberley Books inform me they still have copies of Issue Seven - 2024, if you would like a copy. (I have sold all mine).