To get out of the apartment and get some exercise, I did a few walks in the late afternoon from Fnaitees to Abu Hassania carrying the macro lens.
The three most common 'Blue' butterflies can be seen in this area; Asian Grass Blue
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| Asian Grass Blue (Zizeeria karsandra) |
Mediterranean Pierrot
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| Mediterranean Pierrot (Tarucus rosacea) |
and the bigger Brown Playboy
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| Brown Playboy (Deudorix antalus) |
Crimson-speckled Flunkey's are also fairly common in the right habitat
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| Crimson-speckled Flunkey (Utetheisa pulchella) |
Whilst this Moth is really camouflaged and easily lost if you don't watch carefully where it lands
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| Euchromius Cambridgei |
The European Beewolf if pretty unmistakable
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| European Beewolf (Philanthus triangulum) |
An unidentified Fly species
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| Fly sp. |
A bit of creativity with some of the flora on the walk
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| Dandelion in late spring |
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| Getting ready to disperse |
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