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Butterflies and insects of Surrey, U.K.
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Ringlet, [female with an Ant up her abdomen]
Ringlet, Male....
Meadow Brown, male
Dark Green Fritillary, male bedding ......
Large Skipper, the difference between.......
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Large Skipper, male
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Chalkhill Blues copulating with Ant attending........
Chalkhill Blues, synchronised copulalation
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Sunday, 14 June 2015
Large Skipper, male
The Large Skipper is one of eight Skipper species that fly in the British Isles, and this species normally emerge at the end of May, beginning of June.
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