I have spent the last five years travelling round the UK to photograph UK butterfly species, many captured in flight and astonishing aerial sequences for the first time, as well as revealing beautiful macro close-ups of scales, eggs and antennae. Butterfly Safari is a 208 page full colour 250x250 hardback published by Graffeg Books. The Gaurdian has published a feature on the book in their Saturday Magazine and online here.  BBC Wildlife magazine ran an 11 page photo-story and Country Life ran a cover feature.

'A spectacular showcase of British Butterflies' BBC Wildlife Magazine

'Incredible photos... a beautiful book.'The Guardian

'Breathtaking and beautiful photos... a butterfly book like no other.' Amateur Photographer

'With so many of our butterflies in decline, this is a very timely book by one of the country’s best photographers. It’s a must-have for the bookshelves!' Iolo Williams

'This book captures the glorious beauty and heart-lifting spirit of butterflies better than any other' – Patrick Barkham, author of The Butterfly Isles

'Andrew Fusek Peters’ new book is a very personal and exquisite study of the beauty of butterflies. Full of astonishing images of lepidoptera from all across the UK, Andrew’s love for his subjects shines through each page.This is a timely and eye-catching ode to the magnificence of Britain’s butterflies at a time when they have never been more in danger. It is a book to delight the eyes and feed the soul. Each page reveals magnificent images of these amazing creatures as well as some fascinating facts about them and Andrew’s safari to photograph them all.The book is a delight for people who love butterflies; pages and pages of great-quality images abound, from close-up studies of wings and faces to sublime vistas of butterfly flying patterns, which are magnificent to see.'

Gillian Power, Head of Communications at Butterfly Conservation

‘This book captures the beauty and movement of butterflies like no other. The flight sequences are sublime – they are pure poetry in motion.’ Dr Martin Warren, former Chief Executive of Butterfly Conservation