ENCINAS BORRACHES TRACK
This was a late morning visit to the Encinas track just south of Ronda. I didn't arrive until 11:30am because I wanted to look at butterflies and not birds so much.
It took me nearly 90 minutes to get 50 meters along the track as there was so much to look at and so many different species flitting by. The blues are a hard bunch to sort out and several species of grayling were also on the wing.
Here are a few of them:
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| Adonis Blue above and below |
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| DUSKY HEATH |
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| Dusky Heath |
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| Two bad shots of THE HERMIT |
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| another bad shot of THE HERMIT |
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| SAGE SKIPPER |
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| SMALL HEATH |
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| SOUTHERN GATEKEEPER |
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| SOUTHERN GATEKEEPER |
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| BELIEVE OR NOT THIS IS A SPECTACLED WARBLER |
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| BLACK-EARED WHEATEAR - JUV |
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STRIPED GRAYLING
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