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Brenthis ino

Posted by
Johan Dierckx (Wijnegem, Belgium) on 21 August 2012 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

Brenthis ino (NL: Purperstreepparelmoervlinder / EN: Lesser Marbled Fritillary / DE: Mädesüß-Perlmutterfalter, Violetter Silberfalter / FR: Nacré de la sanguisorbe, Grande violette) is a butterfly of the Nymphalidae family. B. ino occurs in the mid-latitudes of Europe and Asia. The species avoids hot climates as well as extremely cold and flies on wet meadows, fens, tall herb communities and along the banks of streams and rivers. Basically, all Fritillaries are more or less similar in appearance. A closer look at the drawings, especially on the rear wing bottom, is needed to make a proper determination. The wingspan of this species is 34-42 mm.

Image: Maloja (CH) – 10/07/2012

Canon EOS 400D 1/80 second F/5.6 ISO 200 150 mm

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dang from Atlanta, United States

Excellent.

21 Aug 2012 9:28am

Maggy from Liège, Belgium

Belle prise.

21 Aug 2012 10:21am

Canon EOS 400D
1/80 second
F/5.6
ISO 200
150 mm

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