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It's much more than a shame. Small birds rely on caterpillars for food as well as insects. The number of Blue Tits has declined terribly this year because of the shiortage of caterpillars. Remember how 20 years ago when driving the windscreen got splattered by insects? Now, it it remains largely...

...garden, we used to call it the 'Butterfly Bush' and in the summer is was absolutely covered in all kinds of butterflies - Red Admirals, Peacocks, Tortoiseshell, Painted Lady to name a few. I have a buddleia in my garden now and I'm lucky to see a Cabbage White on it, nothing else. Lovely shots..

The long-tailed Blue (Lampides boeticus) and again the The American Painted Lady . From yesterday.

I got two from this weekend: Eurema (Abaeis) nicippe - Sleepy Orange and the most important: Vanessa virginiensis - The American Painted Lady. The last one is "most important" because I see it for first time on the Island (probably because I walked new trail with some different plants).

A butterfly (Vanessa Cardui AKA the painted lady) and a honey bee have a fist fight over the right of sucking flower juice! And the winner is --> -->

Painted lady butterfly on lilac flowers. I took it at some distance with my 7DMII and Sigma 150-600mm C.

Painted lady butterfly...

Portrait of a Painted Lady Butterfly I love the detail of the fur on this butterfly. Macro photography really allows you to see some amazing things. I grabbed the camera quick as my daughter held this butterfly on her finger. Shot with a T1i with EF-S 60mm macro, 430EX flash, and Rogue flash...

Well done - lovely details.

Hi Wsmith. Beautiful shot, stunning detail, well done. Cheers Graham.

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