Showing posts with label brown butterfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brown butterfly. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 July 2013

VIDEO of SPECKLED WOOD BUTTERFLY AGAIN



Saturday, 6 July 2013

RINGLET BUTTERFLY VIDEO 2

A better clearer video of a Ringlet Butterfly and it's ... Ringlets.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMyXXvdJd9c&feature=youtube_gdata_player

MEADOW BROWN BUTTERFLY

Another Meadow Brown Butterfly and a great deal of them about this year.

In fact the past couple of days the heat had been exhausting and despite them stating 24 degrees it felt a great deal warmer than that and 70% of the butterflies have been Meadow Browns the rest a spilt between Speckled Woods and Ringlets.

Saw one Large White Butterfly.

Very few of anything else about so I am guessing they have a better handle of the heat.

Annoying but I saw something copper coloured and possibly a Gatekeeper to but did not see where the landed, if they landed at all?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ea_HL9oky4&feature=youtube_gdata_player

THE RINGLET BUTTERFLY - APHANTOPUS HYPERANTUS Part One (Video and Photos)

Well what do you know?!

These butterflies I had been seeing everywhere that I thought were Speckled Woods as I had taken shot before and these ones I had only seen the under side of the wings turn out to be something else entirely, lol.

I did think that just a different sex was all it was. AS I knew there were two Brown Butterflies, the Speckled Wood and the Meadow Brown, I just thought it would be one sex I was not familiar with, lol.






Saturday, 8 June 2013

SPECKELD WOOD BUTTERFLY - PARARGE AEGERIA TIRCIS

Apologies for the bad shots and I hope to get more of this species.

Spotted when two were squabbling in mid air and did not care that I was there at all?! I

Then after a 5 minute battle of the bulge one landed and then it DID CARE that I was there and I could not get the right angle to get some good shots.

The light spots looked iridescent in the sunshine and in all honesty they looked a rusty red when in battle probably due to the lighter colours beneath their wings.

Also I did not know what this species was called and I have to rely on family members to give me names of insects, lol.