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Argynnis Adippe Female
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High Brown Fritillary
The High Brown Fritillary (Fabriciana adippe) is a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family, native from Europe across mainland Asia to Japan. The adults fly in July/August and lay eggs near to the larval food plants which are species of violets, (similar to the Pearl bordered fritillary). The eggs are often laid in places where there are dead bracken on the ground or in areas where the underlying rock is limestone the eggs may be laid in moss overlying rocks. The mosaics are typically one-third grass and two-thirds bracken. It likes drier conditions (but not as dry as the Queen of Spain Fritillary) than its more common relative Argynnis aglaja, preferring sandy or rocky hills and banks with patches of the foodplant for the larvae. It is among the first butterfly species to disappear when the vegetation becomes too lush.
Bugle, Bramble and thistle flowers are favourite nectar sources, for the adult |
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- lousat
(65489) - [2014-06-29 1:55]
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Salut John,tu as perdu les details sur la droite a cause de la perspective,mais a gauche on peu voir tres bien le design de cette merveille orange,une espece que j'ai vue seuelement en Grece il y a 7 ans..ehehe..bon Dimanche et merci,Luciano
Ciao Jone
照的很漂亮 很美麗的蝴蝶 也很清晰
構圖也很美麗 真是好看
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- NikosR
(3436) - [2014-06-29 6:49]
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Hello John
Very beautiful image in a diagonal align, very nice sharpness, nice details, nice POV and very nice blurring background
Rgds
Nikos
Hello John-Very bright and nice coloured Butterfly.Well captured with good details and sharpness.Like its POV and blurry BG too.Thanks for sharing.Regards and have a nice time-Srikumar
Ciao John, great macro of beautiful butterfly, wonderful colors and splendid light, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio