This is the Sutton Hoo site, looking down towards Woodbridge ... |
I think this is a Meadow Brown ... |
I thought this was a Small Heath, with circle round 'eye' mark ... but I'm not sure the lower wing patterns match up. |
A Meadow Brown among the Harebells |
I think this is a Gatekeeper, with the two 'spots' in the eye-like wing marking |
... and here with its wings closed. |
This is the beautiful Small Copper ... |
... and this is what it looks like when its wings are closed. See lower image here. |
Here's another ... |
... and another! |
I saw a single Painted Lady. |
A red-spotted caterpillar ... as yet unidentified! |
You never quite know who you will meet around the corner at Sutton Hoo! |
Oh, and I also some Skylarks and other creatures ...
Skylark hovering ... |
... and one taking off. |
There were one or two Damselflies ... |
... and other insects, like this Sulphur Beetle |
... and I mustn't forget the Grey Squirrel. |
4 comments:
Wonderful! I love that first shot with its colorful flowers. Beautiful butterflies. It has been so boring here....and everything so dead. I feel like I have seen very little this summer. You do see some strange sights (or should I say knights?)
lovely selection of butterflies and other creatures! Small coppers are one of my favourites, such lovely little things!
I think that's more butterflies than I've seen all summer, Caroline. Great selection of images, and I do like 'The Lark Ascending' shots. Think I did a project on Sutton Hoo at school, but it's that long ago I can barely remember!
A great collection of sightings Caroline, Ive never managed to get a pic of a Skylark, well done, Linda
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