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Painted lady on ground

14 August 2018 by David

Painted lady on ground

Painted lady butterfly spreading its wings on ground, to warm itself in the morning sun. Pictures taken back in July 2012 in Devon. These butterflies originate in north Africa, migrating as far as Britain in good years.

Categories David
Two types of butterfly on ragwort flower
Feeding time, Newbridge
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