Arriving back at Gatwick Airport after a week in Bulgaria, a beautiful, unspoilt country simply alive with Butterflies, I was depressed, but I suppose not that surprised, to find the weather at home as terrible as ever, with barely a Butterfly to be seen all week. Sunday turned out to be that rare thing this Summer, a sunny pleasant day, and I decided to head for the hills where I was immensely cheered to find good numbers of Dark Green Fritillaries, Meadow Browns and Marbled Whites racing around the breezy slopes of Ivinghoe Beacon enjoying the warm weather.
Dark Green Fritillary Argynnis aglaja, Ivinghoe Beacon, (15/07/2012)
Dark Green Fritillary Argynnis aglaja, Ivinghoe Beacon, (15/07/2012)
Marbled White Melanargia galathea, Ivinghoe Beacon, (15/07/2012)
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