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Argynnis paphia
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Wingspan: |
2.5" (7 cm) |
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Colour: |
Orange with black/brown markings |
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Appearing: |
July - August |
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Family: |
Nymphalidae |
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Silver-washed Fritillary
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The Silver-washed Fritillary is so-called because of the
silver streaks under the hind wing. The male is brighter
than the female and has black ridges on its forewings.
It can be found in wooded areas and feeds on the nectar of
brambles as shown in the photos below.
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Silver-washed Fritillary |
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Silver-washed Fritillary |
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Silver-washed Fritillary |
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