I think there are too many black markings along the wing edge for it to be a small white, which I thought only had blackish tips and a couple of spots I too am no expert and it is better to tell from the underside whether my suggestion is right As for not being the greatest with birds I usually find several glasses of wine and sweet talk works lol!
A Market Town since 1189 and has now undergone a major regeneration program .
The new shopping and leisure centre (White River Place) opened October 2009 and employs 500 - 700 people.
Imery's modernized China Clay industry employs 2000 which is a huge drop from the early 20th Century when tin, copper and china clay found in the hills made St Austell a major Cornish industrial centre.
Another industry still alive and kicking is the St Austell Brewery which celebrated 150 years of trading in 2001.
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The Common Blue is magnificent
ReplyDeletenot sure about Small White
Possibly Green veined White
Hi Professor.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the jury is out on the second image....I confess I am hopeless with butterflies and moths and I am not the greatest with birds either.
I think there are too many black markings along the wing edge for it to be a small white, which I thought only had blackish tips and a couple of spots
ReplyDeleteI too am no expert and it is better to tell from the underside whether my suggestion is right
As for not being the greatest with birds I usually find several glasses of wine and sweet talk works lol!
Thank you Around the World for including this blog in your guide.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a Green-veined White as you can see the veins on the lower wing
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment jowan.
ReplyDeleteBoth you and the Professor think it is a Green-veined White and I think you are both probably right.