meadow brown butterfly

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Meadow brown butterfly male isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow brown butterfly Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown butterfly (Maniola jurtina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow brown Butterfly Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown Butterfly (Maniola jurtina) with copy space Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown Butterfly feeding on Knautia flower Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown butterfly - Maniola jurtina resting on a bramble leaf. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown Butterfly
Meadow Brown butterfly (Maniola jurtina) Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow brown butterfly, female / Maniola jurtina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown Butterfly (Maniola jurtina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown Butterfly (Maniola jurtina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown Butterfly (Maniola jurtina Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow brown butterfly resting on green thistle flower Royalty Free Stock Photo
Meadow Brown Butterfly (Maniola jurtina) with its wings folded Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Meadow Brown - Maniola jurtina is the most abundant butterfly species in many habitats. Hundreds may be seen together at some sites, flying low over the vegetation. Adults fly even in dull weather when most other butterflies are inactive. Regional variations in the spotting pattern on the wings have led to it being studied extensively by geneticists over many years. Larger forms occur in Ireland and the north of Scotland. It is one of our most widespread species, but many colonies have been lost due to agricultural intensification.


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