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Erebia medusa
This species inhabits damp grassy clearings and glades within or abutting deciduous or coniferous woodland, at elevations between about 300-2200m. It is usually encountered in areas where there is an abundance of ferns and nectar sources. Almost all species inhabit damp high altitude grasslands. Most species are dark brown and feature a series of white-centred black ocelli set within a suffused area of orange towards the outer part of both wings. The markings are repeated on the underside but are more subdued.
yes, I am, they are variable about spots, some has only 3, some more, when compare uperside and underside of the wings, it responds to E. medusa. I determinated with the butterflies key, by the book.
nema na čemu, ovo je bilo lako, jednom ćeš mi otkriti tajnu kako ih uspjevaš slikati, uvijek ti lijepo poziraju :D
Spotted on Jun 17, 2013
Submitted on Jun 21, 2013
