Today’s butterflies all belong to the family of Browns. They are small and not as showy as many butterflies, but are still worth a closer look.
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- Speckled Wood near Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire
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- Ringlet near Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire
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- Spanish Heath (Pyrenees) looks almost identical to our Large Heath (UK)
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- Pearly Heath, Spain
CROSSING CULTURES, FINDING FREEDOM 
Unfortunately I haven’t got a photo to send you, but when I was out with our natural History group a couple of months ago We saw a few of the rare Northern Brown Argus.
helen
On Fri, 22 May 2020 at 22:44, CROSSING CULTURES, FINDING FREEDOM wrote:
> Margaret posted: “Today’s butterflies all belong to the family of Browns. > They are small and not as showy as many butterflies, but are still worth a > closer look. ” >
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Thank you for your appreciation and sharing your photos. I look forward to seeing the Northern Brown Argus myself one day.
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