[Closed] I've been rummaging and chopping things up.....

Only more Photo's of the little critters i met whilst wandering the SW last year. As some of you enjoyed the last piccys i and others put up the other day, so i thought i'd share some more but this time without my usual long winded musings of it all. But perhaps just a few simple facts.

Here's one of the 24 types of Bumblebee with have in the UK.
The Red tailed Bumblebee.
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Known as the Gatekeeper, why? You may ask. I don't know!
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I believe this to be a Common Blue(male) given the location i saw it. I did see the rare Adonis and Chalk hill to name a couple more.

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And it's underwings.(think i've shown this one before so sorry)
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Up next we have a painted lady, as you can see she's not too painted with her wings closed, BTW she's called Vanessa Cardui.
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And here she is with them spread.
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Moths. Around 2400 different types have been recorded in the UK.
This one is simply called the Silver-Y.
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I believe this to be the catterpiller of Oak eggar moth but am open to correction on this one.
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One of out most widespread Fritillery's we have here in the UK is the Dark Green Fritillary. Other Fritillary's are available....
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More of the unknowns, this one nomming. I lay in the grass watching this one eat and my do they eat quickly...
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It was going to eat me next.
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A pearl bordered Fritillary, but can you name the flowers? 😉
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Say it as you see it. This is the Fat legged beetle, otherwise boringly known as a flower beetle. Shinny!
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Finally quite a commonly seen pillar here, but do you know what colour moth it turns into?
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Ok, just one more then...
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Have a lovely evening where ever you are.