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A few short meanderings from base led us in to some really nice habitat. Armed with only 135mm lens the bird images were lacking - amongst them though, included: Red Kite, Fan-tailed Warbler, Goldfinch (spp
tchusii), Greenfinch (spp
madarszi), Common Swift, Jay (spp
corsicanus), Great-spotted Woodpecker (spp
parroti), Marmora's Warbler, Sardinian Warbler, Great Tit (spp
corsus) and Spotted Fly (spp
tyrrhenica).
It was, however, the butterflies that did best to attract our attention.
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Corsican Silver-washed Fritillary (Argynnis paphia immaculata)
Corsican Swallowtail (
Papilio hospiton)
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And then there were these giants flying around, trying to knock over small children and hotel buildings.
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