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Wall brown

Lasiommata megera

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Field Notes

Description:

There were many of these butterflies fluttering around the garden of my uncle, all with a different pattern. I think they all belong to the same species, and certainly all had the sema behaviour.

Habitat:

bushes and grass in a mediterranean area

Reference Links:

Wall Brown Butterfly - Lasiommata megera - Overview, Lasiommata megera

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
AdrianoZaniniAstaldi
the last three seem pretty similar to the photos of wall brown on by book... maybe the first two are something else
The MnMs
I think you may have two different species of butterflies here . The last three look like speckled wood,maybe?

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PublishedJune 13, 2013

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