Brown argus ( Aricia agestis - Insects, Spiders and other Animals
Brown argus ( Aricia agestis). a small buttfly belong to the family of 'Blues" (Lycaenidae) widespread in Europe in dry grassland areas. the larvae feed on rockrose (Helanthemum) and storrks bill (Erodium) species.Podere Montecucco, Orvieoto. Sept 2020


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