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Home > Butterflies in Lincolnshire Last comments - Butterflies in Lincolnshire Skipper???86 viewsNote the small beetlesStewart Hogg08/17/09 at 23:38Stewart Hogg: Thank you Freddy Dark Green Fritillary - found by Adrian Royle114 viewsColin Jennings08/17/09 at 10:45Stephen Routledge: In a much better state than the one i found! Skipper???86 viewsNote the small beetlesStewart Hogg08/16/09 at 15:04Freddy Johnson: Essex Skipper.....nice photo. Speckled Wood101 viewsI think.....Stewart Hogg08/16/09 at 14:35Colin Pumfrett: Small copper Stewart. Speckled Wood101 viewsI think.....Stewart Hogg08/16/09 at 14:07Stewart Hogg: Got mixed up with the upload - THIS is the one tha... Brown butterfly95 viewsIt didn't open its wings, and I can't identify it!Stewart Hogg08/16/09 at 14:06Stewart Hogg: Got mixed up with the upload - THIS is the Speckle... Essex Skipper.99 viewsThis is a slightly worn individual,but the black 'dipped in ink' antennae are shown to good affect.Stephen Routledge08/09/09 at 22:10Stephen Routledge: Thanks Freddy. . Essex Skipper.99 viewsThis is a slightly worn individual,but the black 'dipped in ink' antennae are shown to good affect.Stephen Routledge08/08/09 at 20:13Freddy Johnson: Great photo, Steve : brilliant shot of the black u... Common Blue56 viewsGives a good size comparison next to the rabbit droppings!Mick West08/04/09 at 18:48Mick West: Thanks Freddy! Now I know Large Skipper and Hover/Drone(?)Fly69 viewsMick West08/04/09 at 18:48Mick West: Thanks for info guys! Large Skipper and Hover/Drone(?)Fly69 viewsMick West08/03/09 at 17:31Freddy Johnson: Pointed wings, black underside antennal tip,clear ... Common Blue56 viewsGives a good size comparison next to the rabbit droppings!Mick West08/03/09 at 17:19Freddy Johnson: With no spot on the forewing nearer than halfway i... Large Skipper and Hover/Drone(?)Fly69 viewsMick West08/02/09 at 23:13Colin Pumfrett: Excellent Mandy. Looks like a marmalade fly. ID please ?96 viewscan't seem to see this in my observers book of butterfliesRichard Pipe08/02/09 at 23:05Richard Pipe: cheers Russ ID please ?96 viewscan't seem to see this in my observers book of butterfliesRichard Pipe08/02/09 at 21:50Russell Hayes: Meadow Brown Richard Dean Eades - White admiral75 viewsChambers 11-07Dean Eades07/26/09 at 19:34Dean Eades: well spotted Dean Eades - White admiral75 viewsChambers 11-07Dean Eades07/26/09 at 19:07Stephen Routledge: You can say hello now,but when you originally post... Posted this last week as a Small Skipper but due to the black antennae tips now believe it to be an Essex?137 viewsAm not a flutterby expert so confirmation would be nice.Dave Bradbeer07/24/09 at 10:01Stephen Routledge: Looks like an Essex to me,also note the short, str... Purple hairstreak.100 viewsColin Pumfrett07/23/09 at 20:55Nick Clayton: Nice shot Colin Posted this last week as a Small Skipper but due to the black antennae tips now believe it to be an Essex?137 viewsAm not a flutterby expert so confirmation would be nice.Dave Bradbeer07/23/09 at 12:41Freddy Johnson: Glossy black underside antennal tips should make i... Dean Eades - Painted lady49 viewsCrowle 19-07-09Dean Eades07/23/09 at 03:50Dean Eades: Thks Colin Essex skipper?93 viewsColin Pumfrett07/22/09 at 21:47Freddy Johnson: Sorry about the repeats! My finger slipped. :oops... Essex skipper?93 viewsColin Pumfrett07/22/09 at 21:43Freddy Johnson: Yes, Colin-antennal tip underside is glossy black ... Essex skipper?93 viewsColin Pumfrett07/22/09 at 21:43Freddy Johnson: Yes, Colin-antennal tip underside is glossy black ... Essex skipper?93 viewsColin Pumfrett07/22/09 at 21:42Freddy Johnson: Yes, Colin-antennal tip is glossy black (orange in... 657 files on 27 page(s) 1 - 13 14 15 - 27 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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