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...Callophrys rubi ou Thécla de la ronce - 15 à 17 mm d'envergure
L'Argus vert se démarque des autres Théclas par la coloration vive du revers de ses ailes. Même si celle ci le rend particulièrement visible en vol, ou sur les fleurs, lorsqu'il butine, elle lui permet de se fondre dans le décor lorsqu'il est au repos, les ailes fermées. Sexes identiques. ne montre jamais la face interne lorsqu'il est posé, mais celle ci est brun noir.
Répartition : localement présente dans nos régions. Semble peu abondante mais sa présence est certainement sous-estimée car il s'agit d'un papillon très discret. Présent en avril-mai. Son habitat; lisières, landes, bois clairs, haies, friches, pelouses calcaires, bords des tourbières.
Vole papillon vers mes amis (es). Apporte leurs mes mots d'amitiés. Bonne journée
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Cejialba - cejiblanca - verdeta d’ull blanc
Camp de Tarragona
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Green hairstreak
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Argus vert, Thécla de la ronce
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These gorgeous hairstreaks are just starting to show up in the Davis Mountains. (Callophrys gryneus, the juniper hairstreak or olive hairstreak, is a butterfly native to North America. It belongs in the family Lycaenidae.) This one was feeding on the flowers of our Agarita.
Chlorophonia callophrys, Eufonia verde dai sopraccigli dorati Costa Rica
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Scientific name: Chlorophonia callophrys
Common name: Golden-browed Chlorophonia
Nombre: Clorofonia Cejidorada, Rualdo, Rey de Rualdo, Fruterito de cejas doradas
This little one suddenly came from nowhere and landed on a little tree next to me, whilist I was photographing Heath fritillaries. It was pretending to be a leaf for a few seconds and then flew off.
Haddon Hill, Exmoor.
I saw many pretty tanagers in Ecuador but one of my favourites was this one. I took this from atop the canopy up a 40 m tower at Yasuni National Park.
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Perfectly cupped in a Hawthorn leaf with black oval eye toward me I had a wonderful opportunity to examine in detail this exquisite tiny butterfly with hairy fringes and mouth parts. The Green Hairstreak is the only British butterfly to have wings that are truly green, and wonderfully iridescent they are too!
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