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RingletAphantopus hyperantus |
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Female, 1 July 1995 | 3 July 1982 |
Habitat
Ringlet is a grassland species whose strongest populations are often
found in more shady or damp places than those of the other common
grassland butterflies which prefer open and dry habitat.
Woodland rides, hedgerows and roadside verges, and scrubby grasslands are typical places to find Ringlets.
Conservation Issues
No threat at present, the species is common and in some years, very
numerous.
Flight PeriodLate June to the end of July.
DistributionIn suitable habitat throughout the area.
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