Butterflies - Grayling
on the Malverns
© Pics by John Howes
The grayling is most commonly found in Britain on the coast. The Malvern Hills has a seemingly isolated population. See more information about local butterflies.
On rock |
On grass |
With half-raised wing. Not sure why. |
From above |
Almost certainly females observed walking around on rock outcrop (with raised wing) to find egg laying spot (6/8/06). |
Shadow on a shoulder |
Grayling on path up from North Quarry car park - almost my first butterfly survey sighting.
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