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small tortoiseshell Aglais urticae Red with black and yellow markings Characteristic blue flecks on wing edges Where found Prefers flowery places and waste ground where its larval food plant is stinging nettle, hence the Latin name. Throughout British Isles. When to look for Late March/early April for individuals. Courtesy of the BBC
Aglais urticae
Where found
Prefers flowery places and waste ground where its larval food plant is stinging nettle, hence the Latin name. Throughout British Isles.
When to look for
Courtesy of the BBC
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