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Is this a White Admiral?

5 August 2017 by David

Is this a White Admiral?

Large, mainly brown butterfly which glided around before settling down on a nettle and appeared to be laying eggs. Possibly one of the variant forms of white admiral butterfly lacking the white patch on the wings.

Categories David
Tansy flowers (with bonus insects)
Coots on river and on nest
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