Please, join the new mission of European butterflies and moths and post all your corresponding spottings. We need a lot of people which would join the group to make it global! Thanks and best regards from Switzerland! http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/8574...
Don't think so Ashish. Here are the meadow browns found in this area: http://www.eurobutterflies.com/species_p... This site is excellent for butterflies in the Alps by the way. Worth a look. Can't look into it much myself at the moment as I am on the go with poor connections...
Don't have a ready answer Ashish ;-( So much harder without opened wings! For that it would be nice to see the video... Nice spotting,h.j.m.vandappirin!
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Please, join the new mission of European butterflies and moths and post all your corresponding spottings. We need a lot of people which would join the group to make it global! Thanks and best regards from Switzerland!
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/8574...
Yes, this one is definitely found in the Alps. There are also many other fritillaries similar to this one flying there...
Can it it possible in Alps..?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_Pearl...
This is too far north for the plain tiger Ashish. In Europe they are only found just around the Southern meditarranean.
True.. They are mimicking Plain tiger..find here...!!
To the best of my knowledge the Orange Lacewing is not found in Europe...
Don't think so Ashish. Here are the meadow browns found in this area:
http://www.eurobutterflies.com/species_p...
This site is excellent for butterflies in the Alps by the way. Worth a look. Can't look into it much myself at the moment as I am on the go with poor connections...
Ans may be Orange Lacewing butterfly at right side..!!
Meadow brown at left side..?
Don't have a ready answer Ashish ;-( So much harder without opened wings!
For that it would be nice to see the video...
Nice spotting,h.j.m.vandappirin!
Danilele are watching... You might have ready answer...!!