Some of Britains Butterflies are rare or range restricted, or both, such as the Swallowtail whilst some can actually be common and widespread, such as the Red Admiral. This page is dedicated to the larger of the butterfly species, which just happen to be striking species.
Purple Emperor, Botany Bay Woods, Surrey 4th July 2009
White Admiral, Belfairs Woods. Small numbers often present in late June into mid July with the below images taken here on 2009, 2010 and 2018
Red Admiral, The Garrison, St. Marys, Isles of Scilly, October 2009
Swallowtail, How Hill, Norfolk 14th June 2009
Painted Lady, often common migrant with numerous individuals seen throughout the year.
The Garrison, Isles of Scilly, October 2009
Cissbury Ring, Sussex 28th June 2009
Fossetts Far, Essex, July 2009
Small Tortoiseshell, an On / Off species with some good years and bad years. These were taken at Fossetts Farm and Strumpshaw Fen in Norfolk on 2009
Peacock, This impressive species is common locally with the below photographed at Wakering and Fossetts Farm
Comma, Benfleet Downs, Essex 19th June 2009
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