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Spotted Fritillary

Melitaea didyma

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Several Spotted Fritillaries, a very common Greek butterfly species, were spotted during a hike, by the green banks of Anavros stream, just outside Volos city, Greece. Like most butterfies this time of the season, they are feeding in blackberry flowers and fruits.

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Melitaea didyma

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PublishedSeptember 27, 2014

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