Thanks PB. I was happy with the photos of got of this rather small butterfly. But more happy to have seen it at all, having never seen one. This summer was great for me an butterfly spotting.PimperneBloke wrote: Mon Sep 15, 2025 7:34 pm That's a proper belter Mr Kes. They were apparently at Alners Gorse where I saw the Purple and White Letter Hairstreaks this year, but I've still to see one
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Thanks Snappy, glad you liked it. Certainly one of my best spots of the year. It was a good summer for me an butterflies this year. I must add up how many species I saw or photographed.SnappyMac wrote: Mon Sep 15, 2025 6:56 pm I have never seen one and not one you see many photo's of Mr Kes, lovely photo.
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Not strictly wildlife. These pheasant chicks were born in the wild and not farmed. The mother was keeping them under control as they moved around the estate for some weeks. I think she managed to keep a few of them.
Pheasant chick by Aaron Sheppard, on Flickr
Pheasant chick by Aaron Sheppard, on Flickr-
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What a cute, wee chick!Mr Kes wrote: Wed Sep 17, 2025 4:52 pm The mother was keeping them under control as they moved around the estate for some weeks. I think she managed to keep a few of them.
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Nice to see and great photo Mr Kes.Mr Kes wrote: Wed Sep 17, 2025 4:52 pm Not strictly wildlife. These pheasant chicks were born in the wild and not farmed. The mother was keeping them under control as they moved around the estate for some weeks. I think she managed to keep a few of them.
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Another first for me this year, saw these in numbers which was quite a nice change. Purple Hairstreak Butterfly.
Purple Hairstreak by Aaron Sheppard, on Flickr
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Your picture didn't show Aaron.Mr Kes wrote: Fri Oct 03, 2025 4:21 pm Another first for me this year, saw these in numbers which was quite a nice change. Purple Hairstreak Butterfly.
Purple Hairstreak by Aaron Sheppard, on Flickr
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Blimey, how did you get to be above it Mr Kes, they're notoriously tree top dwellers!! Lovely shot (and your picture showed for me
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