Butterfly

I'm not sure what type of butterfly this is. It could be a type of fritillary or a tortoiseshell. Anyway, I'm sure someone on here will know what it is

[Judith]

Beautiful shot.

[Abigail Odom]

love the colors!

[Al Perry]

Looks like a Comma Butterfly to me. Very nice shot Rosie.

[Hazel]

Whatever it is, it's lovely and you obviously have that 'touch' with butterflies as well as with birds!

[Christine]

Lovely capture.

[carol white]

Beautifully captured,lovely clear detail!! FAV!!

[Gerry]

stunning fav

[Shirley Banford]

Beautiful focus and DOF.

[Mike]

I do...its a spotty orange one!

[Camille Bisson]

so beautiful, lovely capture

[Graham Thresher]

A wonderful capture. Fav.

[🐞Lucy Dolittle]

Lovely shot

[Lisa]

Beautiful butterfly shot Rosie - such gorgeous wings! :)

[Margaret Snell]

It is a comma butterfly so called becouse ther is a small white comma on the underside of its wings

[Elin G. Reppe]

A fav!

[Joan]

Its a comma great shot fav

[Rosie Kind]

@daisyjuds @picturegirl_92 @hollandcrew @quietpurplehaze @chris17 @carolmw @gerry @sabanford @caddick @catsmeowb @thresheg @lucypics @rennes @oldjosh @elinreppe @princessliz Thanks for identifying this one for me and also for the great comments and Favs and for getting this on PP

[❀ Lynn]

Beautiful shot. They are so pretty...you can't tell their colours when their wings are up.

[Amrita]

So beautiful! Congrats on PP!

[Jo]

A lovely shot Rosie, I haven't seen anything other than cabbage whites in London.

[Quentin]

Nice pic!!!

[Judith Johnson]

What a stunning shot, and well done on the PP! Fav!

[Rosie Kind]

@lynnb @amrita21 @jo13 @quickshots @busylady Thank you for your kind comments and Favs - it's because of people like you that it made it to PP - I always get a kick out of seeing my pics on PP

[Karin Hirsch]

Wonderful comma , congrats on PP

[Joan F]

Stunning capture and a FAV. Congrats on PP.

[Denise]

What a lovely butterfly...so frilly. Congrats on PP.

[Judith Greenwood]

Beautiful - I was going to say Comma but only because @lucypics found one at St John's and identified it! Lovely angle.