Euphydryas Aurinia Collection
The Marsh fritillary (Euphydryas aurinia) is a stunning butterfly species that can be found in various habitats across Europe. In Picture No
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The Marsh fritillary (Euphydryas aurinia) is a stunning butterfly species that can be found in various habitats across Europe. In Picture No. 10947841, we see this beautiful creature perched delicately on a fern in the South of Casteil, Pyrenees Orientales. Its vibrant orange wings with black spots create a striking contrast against the lush green background. Another captivating image shows the Marsh fritillary butterfly feeding on a Meadow thistle flower. This interaction between insect and plant showcases the delicate balance of nature's interconnectedness. In yet another photo, we witness a group of Marsh fritillaries gathered together to feed on Marsh thistle flowers (Cirsium palustre). The sight of these butterflies fluttering around the blossoms is truly mesmerizing. Moving southwards, we encounter an enchanting scene where a Marsh fritillary rests gracefully on a pink flower in the Pyrenees Orientales region. The soft hues of both butterfly and bloom blend harmoniously, creating an ethereal ambiance. The Heath orchid (Dactylorhiza incarnata) serves as an alluring backdrop for several Marsh fritillaries in one snapshot. These butterflies seem to have found their perfect sanctuary amidst this delicate floral display. During its imago stage, captured through focus stacking techniques, we observe a newly emerged Marsh fritillary hanging from its chrysalis while drying its wings. This transformational process is nothing short of miraculous. Nectaring on a Meadow buttercup, our next photograph portrays the Marsh fritillary extracting nectar from this golden blossom with precision and grace. It reminds us how vital these pollinators are for maintaining biodiversity. A close-up shot reveals another feeding moment as the Marsh fritillary indulges itself on sorrel leaves (Rumex acetosa) at Dunsdon. Its proboscis delicately touches the plant, extracting nutrients that sustain its vibrant existence.