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Marsh Fritillary Butterfly

May 25, 2019

Something different from the bird life around us at the moment, These Marsh Fritillary butterflies are active about now having hibernated over winter , the Larval stage ( caterpillar and Pupae ) lasts for over 6 months.

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Wildlife on your doorstep

June 20, 2013

These are a few images of the Marsh Fritillary Butterfly taken a few weeks back when the sun was trying to come out.They were taken at Aberbargoed grasslands only a couple of hundred meters away from the town center . This is an extract taken from UK Butterflies – ” Colonies of this butterfly are known … More Wildlife on your doorstep

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