Magdalena[Archive – 17-07-2022]
Argynnis paphia as seen during my birthday trip. It was the first time I visited this small forest and actually wasn't expecting much during the ongoing drought back then. I was surprised by the amount of butterflies I got to see throughout the entire trip, including one S. w-album and three individuals of P. aegeria, one with white spots, one with yellow spots and one that was a mixture of both variants.
In stark contrast, my last trip on the same day was a disappointment due to very strong winds. Only one stubborn, yet unidentified Sympetrum was trying to withstand them.
#lepidoptera #butterflies #silverwashedfritillary #germany #canoneos700d
Argynnis paphia as seen during my birthday trip. It was the first time I visited this small forest and actually wasn't expecting much during the ongoing drought back then. I was surprised by the amount of butterflies I got to see throughout the entire trip, including one S. w-album and three individuals of P. aegeria, one with white spots, one with yellow spots and one that was a mixture of both variants.
In stark contrast, my last trip on the same day was a disappointment due to very strong winds. Only one stubborn, yet unidentified Sympetrum was trying to withstand them.
#lepidoptera #butterflies #silverwashedfritillary #germany #canoneos700d