WildlifeKate Learn Common British Butterflies

Question	Answer
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.19.40 (binary/octet-stream)	Peacock (Look or the 'eyes' on the wings)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.21.08 (binary/octet-stream)	Small Tortoiseshell (look for the blue, lacy edge to the wings)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.17.12 (binary/octet-stream)	Comma (Look for the wavy edge to the wings)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.20.39 (binary/octet-stream)	Red Admiral (Look for the black & red on wings)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.27.59 (binary/octet-stream)	Large White (female) (Look for clear black tips & 2 spots)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.27.42 (binary/octet-stream)	Large White (male) (Look for clear black tips, no spots)
Image: Small+White+Female (binary/octet-stream)	Small White (female) (Look for pale black tips & 2 spots)
Image: Small+White+Male (binary/octet-stream)	Small White (male) (Look for pale black tips and 1 spot)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.19.24 (binary/octet-stream)	Meadow Brown (female) (Look for small amount of orange & single white spot)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.19.04 (binary/octet-stream)	Meadow Brown (male) (Look for small amount of orange and a single white spot)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.54.16 (binary/octet-stream)	Gatekeeper (Look for clear orange & 2 tiny white spots in the black spot)
Image: Screenshot+2020 07 17+At+21.25.02 (binary/octet-stream)	Speckled Wood (Look for pale cream spots)

Resource summary

	Created by Kate MacRae almost 4 years ago