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May, 18th-31st 2015
© Jill Hall
April Competition: Moths of Great Britain-
Firstly I'd like to say thankyou to all those who entered and voted in the competition; with real competition and some super images!
The winning photograph is Bob Eade's photograph of a lovely Scarlet Tiger moth; The FLICKR groups NEW icon:
© Bob Eade
The runner up, Jill Hall's beautiful shot of a White Satin moth:
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Images: Submitted July 2015
Your Latest Images-
 Orange Tip - Male - © Tim Melling |  Green Hairstreak - © Robert Solomon |
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 Grizzled Skipper - © Tim Melling |  Duke of Burgundy - Mating Pair - © Tim Melling |
Small Heath - © Iain Lawrie |  Marsh Fritillary - © Tim Melling |
 Red Admiral - © Tim Melling |  Peacock - © Tim Melling |
 Small Copper - © Heath McDonaldTaken in the early morning at GB Gruffy Nature reserve on the Mendips in Somerset. |  Wall Brown - © Tim Melling |
We are gradually incorporating distribution maps to each of our Great British butterflies, a huge thankyou to Iain Lawrie for creating them.
View more here:
Holly Blue Distribution map
© Bob Eade
Welcome to Great British Lepidoptera, with photographs and information on all our native butterflies and some common moth species.
There is advice with daily updates on our British Lepidoptera and tips on how you can help conserve these insects.
A site for both amateur and experienced Lepidopterists, within these pages you will find: images of butterflies, moths and their immature stages such as eggs, caterpillars and pupae.
There are also photographs of habitats, foodplants, predators, parasites and unusual aberrations.
The 1,794 members of the flickr group 'Butterflies and Moths of Great Britain' have between us share well over 49,000 photographs.
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