Female on cuckoo flower.
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Pair of mating Orange-tips on a dandelion
Orange-tip (Anthocharis cardamines) roosting early morning on Garlic Mustard
Orange-tip butterfly - Anthocharis cardamines
On Cuckoo Flower/Ladys Smock Cardamine pratensis which is the larval food plant. She normaly lays just one egg on each plant, if there are 2 eggs on a plant then the first one to hatch eats the other one.
All My Little Words · The Magnetic Fields
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uQFlNa1Dk0
Orange-tip butterfly - Anthocharis cardamines
On Cuckoo Flower/Ladys Smock Cardamine pratensis which is the larval food plant. She normaly lays just one egg on each plant, if there are 2 eggs on a plant then the first one to hatch eats the other one.
All My Little Words · The Magnetic Fields
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uQFlNa1Dk0
Photo taken at: RSPB The Lodge Sandy, Bedfordshire www.rspb.org.uk/days-out/reserves/the-lodge
North Antrim - April 2025. What a difference a day makes. The cold easterly wind died down and the butterflies appeared. Four species in the garden at lunchtime and another when out for a walk this evening.
North Antrim - April 2025. What a difference a day makes. The cold easterly wind died down and the butterflies appeared. Four species in the garden at lunchtime and another when out for a walk this evening.
North Antrim - April 2025. What a difference a day makes. The cold easterly wind died down and the butterflies appeared. Four species in the garden at lunchtime and another when out for a walk this evening.
Aurorafalter
Orange Tip
male Orange Tip in southern germany
Bath White and Orange Tip or Wood Lady
Orange Tip White butterfly (Anthocharis cardamines) on Garlic Mustard (Alliaria petiolata). One of only a few I have seen in the garden this year.
