Lycaena Phlaeas Collection
The Lycaena phlaeas, commonly known as the Small Copper butterfly, is a delicate and enchanting creature that can be found in various locations across the world
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The Lycaena phlaeas, commonly known as the Small Copper butterfly, is a delicate and enchanting creature that can be found in various locations across the world. From the serene meadows of Derbyshire's Peak District National Park to the vibrant landscapes of Liguria, Italy, this species has captivated nature enthusiasts with its beauty. One can spot these dainty butterflies fluttering gracefully amidst their natural habitats. Whether it's perched delicately on a Common ragwort in Brockley Cemetery or standing proudly on an Aster flower in Bath's meadow, they bring a touch of elegance to every scene. Their wings adorned with intricate patterns and hues of copper create a mesmerizing sight for all who encounter them. In North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, one might find these small coppers basking under the warm sun on grass flowers. Their presence adds a splash of color to Altenseelbach's landscape and serves as a reminder of nature's incredible diversity. Across continents, from England's Cornwall to America's Butterfly Milkweed fields, Lycaena phlaeas continues to thrive. These resilient creatures have adapted well to different environments and are often seen resting peacefully on buttercups or Bell heather plants. As we appreciate the beauty of these butterflies captured through photographs like C016/2184 or simply admire them during our walks in nature reserves such as Minsmere RSPB reserve, let us remember how important it is to protect their habitats. By preserving wildflowers like common ragwort and providing spaces for native plants to flourish, we ensure that future generations will continue to witness the magical dance among our natural landscapes.