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Red-throated Bee-eater

Red-throated Bee-eater
join us for a fantastic tour of The Gambia this November

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

THE GAMBIA PART 4 - BUTTERFLIES

During two tours over 3 weeks in Nov and dec 2010 we logged 32 species of butterflies and during that time I filmed several of them.

Shown below is a series of photographs and a 9 minute film of a few of them.

African Tiger

Tiny Orange-tip



Narrow-banded Green swallowtail


White Lady Swallowtail (taken Nov 2009)





Golden Pansy




Cream-Bordered Charaxes



Clouded Flat



Elegant Acraea



Soldier Pansy (photo by Sandra Woodruff)



African Caper White

There was also a massive migration of Caper Whites, African Caper whites and African Emigrants. These three species were seen in their tens-of-thousands everyday. During the evening you could stand on the beach and watch an unbeleiveable number of Caper Whites flying north over the sea, it was spectacular.



















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