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Under side of a Duke of Burgundy butterfly (Hamearis lucina), Cumbria, England
The Duke of Burgundy butterfly is sometimes classed as a member of the Lycaenidae Family, and sometimes as a member of the Riodinidae. It used to be known as the Duke of Burgundy Fritillary but it is a metalmark not a Fritillary.
Photo ID: Duke_of_Burgundy_(Hamearis_lucina)__Whitbarrow_May_22_2010_R_002CE2CA
Photo size: 17.9 Mpixels (51.3 MB uncompressed) - 5184x3456 pixels (17.3x11.5 in / 43.9x29.3 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: abdomen, antenna, antennae, biology, Britain, British, butterfly, compound, eye, eyes, feed, food plant, forewing, Great Britain, Hamearis lucina, hindwing, insect, Insecta, invertebrate, lens, Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae, Martin Grace, metalmark, native, natural history, nature, proboscis, Riodinidae, scale, scales, under side, United Kingdom, wildlife, wing, wings, zoology
Published in: United Kingdom Butterflies and Moths
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