BcUK Photograph of 2022 - September Heat

[Mesquite]

Here you go folks, here's where you can post your entries for the September heat for the 2022 Photograph competition.

This months heat theme is

September – Butterflies and Bees

For the competition rules and themes for the other months throughout the year please look here. As usual, if you're unsure if your picture doesn't meet the theme or competition rules drop me a PM for clarification.

Could I also please ask that you try to refrain from having discussions and posting additional pictures in this thread. I appreciate folks like to comment but when people respond by quoting previous posts complete with photos and expand on comments it can get quite messy and a tad difficult for me to sort everything out when I do the vote for the month thread.

Good luck to everyone who enters

 

[Wander]

Just checking - but I presume that butterflies includes moths?

 

[Mesquite]

Just checking - but I presume that butterflies includes moths?

Well as both moths and butterflies all belong to the same family I'd say yes

 

[cbrdave]

 

[Lean'n'mean]

 

[g4ghb]

Sept 2022 by graham belsten, on Flickr

 

[Broch]

'The last emergence gets the ripest fruit'

 

[bobnewboy]

Orange Tip butterfly on an allium in the garden:

https://flic.kr/p/2j1PEZo

 

[TeeDee]

 

[Tony]

An announcement!
Steve's asked for this to be paused as he's a bit caught up with an operation at the moment and can't get online. So we'll pause this till he's back and then we'll resume with the next month and wish him all the best until he's back into things here.

 

[oldtimer]

Get well soon Mesquite. We need our monthly pix fix!

 

[Mesquite]

Hi folks, I luckily got out of hospital late yesterday so I'm glad to be home.

I'll sort this out in a day or two once I've had a chance to rest up and try settling back to some sort of normality.

 

[crosslandkelly]

Hi folks, I luckily got out of hospital late yesterday so I'm glad to be home.

I'll sort this out in a day or two once I've had a chance to rest up and try settling back to some sort of normality.

Good to have you back Steve.

 

[Broch]

Glad to see you back; take care.

Wishing you a speedy recovery