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Gatekeeper | Pyronia tithonus | Nymphalidae
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Oranje zandoogje (Pyronia tithonus) al ben ik daar niet helemaal zeker van voor het zelfde geld is het een Bruin zandoogje (Maniola jurtina)
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Orange sand eye (Pyronia tithonus) although I am not quite sure for the same money it is a Brown sand eye (Maniola jurtina)
Amaryllis / Gatekeeper / Oranje zandoogje / Rotbraune Ochsenauge / Titonia / Lobito jaspeado / Okáč lipnicový
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Amaryllis / Gatekeeper / Oranje zandoogje / Rotbraune Ochsenauge / Okáč lipnicový
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The Gatekeeper is widespread in southern Britain and its range has extended northwards in recent years. Its range is far more localized in southern Ireland. The colour and patterning of the wings are variable and about a dozen aberrations have been named. Favourite nectar sources include Wild Marjoram, Common Fleabane, ragworts, and Bramble.
A pretty orange and brown butterfly, the Gatekeeper is widespread and common across central and southern counties of England and Wales, often seen in mid-summer basking in hedgerows in the warm summer sunshine, or feeding on nectar from Bramble Flowers, Wild Marjoram or Common Ragwort, although it will feed from many other plants as well.
Taken @ Kidwelly quay
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