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13-07-2009, 09:57 PM
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| | | Butterflies at Anston Stones and Lindrick Common
Over the last month or so I have started taking more notice of the butterflies and looked on the butterfly conservation website. The Yorkshire group had a trip planned to Lindrick Common. This is about a 5 min drive form my house but I couldn't make the day they were going so went today. A really good couple of hours produced
1 Marbled White  
2 Dark Green Fritillary  
3 Coma 
4 Common Blue (I think) 
5 Small White (I think) 
As well as 5 and six spotted narrow banded Burnet moths  
Other species included ringlet and hedge brown, but I was captivated by the marble white and Fritillary. Looking at the target species for the area I think I got most of them.
Thanks for looking and any corrections to ID please feel free to comment.
Paul |
13-07-2009, 10:19 PM
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| | | Re: Butterflies at Anston Stones and Lindrick Common
Your burnets are Six-spot Burnets - the first is at an interesting angle! |
15-07-2009, 09:11 AM
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| | | Re: Butterflies at Anston Stones and Lindrick Common
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Originally Posted by charlieb  Your burnets are Six-spot Burnets - the first is at an interesting angle! | Cheers
One more shot from the day that I am quite please with 
Paul |
18-07-2009, 07:28 PM
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| | | Re: Butterflies at Anston Stones and Lindrick Common
Nice photos- the white is a female Green-veined White- note the extensive black at the apex (much more restricted in extent in Small) + also dark veins are apparent on the wing. |
18-07-2009, 07:46 PM
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| | | Re: Butterflies at Anston Stones and Lindrick Common
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Originally Posted by aeshna5 Nice photos- the white is a female Green-veined White- note the extensive black at the apex (much more restricted in extent in Small) + also dark veins are apparent on the wing. |
Cheers
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