Butterfly Conservation 🦋さんのイラストまとめ

It's day 21 of @europebutterfly's #FebruaryButterflyMonth and the species of the day is the Marbled Fritillary (Brenthis daphne).
https://t.co/Kflf65888c

Not found in the UK but widespread in most of southern Europe.

It's day 11 of @europebutterfly's #FebruaryButterflyMonth and the species of the day is the Common Blue (Polyommatus icarus). https://t.co/ntQIxBCh8w

The most widespread blue butterfly in Britain & Ireland but there have been local declines within its range.
@BBCSpringwatch

Where do butterflies and moths go in winter? ❄️

Find out in our latest blog:
https://t.co/XLLyAPcWGS

Need help identifying a moth? Want to know which moth species might be on the wing tonight in your area? #MothNight

You can find out easily using ‘What’s Flying Tonight’: https://t.co/Ab8Dg2JsYL
#MothsMatter #TeamMoth

We are delighted that Back from the Brink has been shortlisted for a National Lottery Award! As part of this groundbreaking partnership, we encourage you to vote for them here: https://t.co/KSaZk0gTeP

Or use #NLAfromtheBrink to show your support! @LottoGoodCauses @NatureBftB

Something lighthearted to end the week, this Husky has an adorable reaction to a Monarch butterfly landing on her nose! 🐶

Video thanks to fluffyhuskytales via Instagram

Some colour to kick-off your weekend ❤️

A stack of ten images reveals the tiny scales on the forewing of a Red Admiral butterfly in incredible detail, taken using a microscope. Credit: Roger Barnes

Want to ID butterflies? This fantastic book contains over 600 superb illustrations by @rlewington2 https://t.co/2tjXRupFRn #Autumnwatch

The wings of a #butterfly and moth are covered in intricately shaped and brightly coloured scales.

Pic: @IainLawrie

We can certainly see the resemblance! http://t.co/MOwVMsRJ0K