I've just ordered myself the Delachaux and Niestle insect identification guide so I won't need to ask you to help me identifying my bugs  any more. Except for this beautiful butterfly that I've never seen before, cause the book is just under way, down from the kilometric shelves of an Amazon warehouse somewhere (shame on me to have chosen Amazon and not my local bookshop)

As for the extra, although a bit repetitive, I found it interesting to show you in one image, one of the typical behaviours of my new best friends, ie the way they're rolling up their trunkproboscis when they're fluttering about and stretching it once they've found something of interest to sip.