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Found throughout England, best time to see them is June - July. They like grassy areas and spend muc...
Large Yellow Underwing Moth
Large Skipper 1st July 2005
Found throughout England, best time to see them is June - July. They like grassy areas and spend muc...
Photograph by Janet Graham
What are the salient points to learn from the publication of the Avon Butterfly project data? The si...
Email: a.shepherd@mail.cryst.bbk.ac.uk Page updated: 15th October 2005
UK Safari Tip: Need help identifying butterflies? Try this beautifully illustrated fold out chart -...
Large Skipper
Large Skipper
Comma Butterflies were very prominent with eight different butterflies seen (and possibly as many as...
Species: Distribution: On the wing: Larva: Larval food plants: General distribution: Large Skipper O...
Ochlodes sylvanus (Esper, 1777) soumračník rezavý , samec Autor Stepanka Nemcova Další fotografie od...
Large Skipper Butterfly ( Ochlodes Venatus
The Large Skipper is a small brown butterfly with orange-brown markings on the upperside of the wing...
Identification Small: wingspan c 35mm. Both sex's upper surfaces of the forewings are a warm mid-bro...
Large Skipper Ochlodes venata Woodwalton Fen NNR , Cambridgeshire . 13.08.2005. Original blog p...
Large Skipper plants & butterflies
A good condition Red Admiral settled on the wooden towpath on Ropetackle near the Railway Viaduct , ...
Amongst the bushes, there seemed to be a variety of small birds which I did not have a chance to ide...
Large Skipper, male, Ochlodes venata
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Painted Lady
By contrast the Large Skipper is one of our smallest butterflies, it can be found in a variety of ...
Large Skipper IMPORTANT NOTICE ---- I'M UNAVAILABLE FROM MAY 6th TO MAY 16th
...numbers on Banstead Downs; and Large Skipper, one of three Skipper species to be found on the Downs.
Large Kipper
Comma A view from above (10.07.06)
Large Skipper butterfly
Notes: Lancing clump, July 2003 Larval Foodplants: mainly Yorkshire Fog