nzbutterflyinfo's Identifications
Fotos / Sons
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Acobreadas (Género Lycaena)Observador
majo00Descrição
Butterfly on the yarrow.
Going down Sawpit Gully Trail.
Fotos / Sons
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johnhbLugar
Pikarere Street at Rakihau Place (near 73), Titahi Bay, Porirua 5022, New Zealand (Google, OSM)
Fotos / Sons
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jacqui-nzDescrição
Spotted flying low in the dunes. Rested briefly. Strong northwesterly at the time of observation. Northeasterly and northerly wind the previous day. Butterfly eventually flew north-west over the beach in the direction of a headland.
Fotos / Sons
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katherinemitchell3Descrição
Totally unsure of the breed, seems unuasual and not seen before
Fotos / Sons
What
Acobreadas (Género Lycaena)Observador
majo00Descrição
Butterfly on the yarrow.
Going down Sawpit Gully Trail.
Fotos / Sons
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deliciagnzDescrição
Blue and black butterfly, smaller than a monarch butterfly in my garden that has tropical flowers.
Fotos / Sons
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jacqui-nzDescrição
Spotted flying low in the dunes. Rested briefly. Strong northwesterly at the time of observation. Northeasterly and northerly wind the previous day. Butterfly eventually flew north-west over the beach in the direction of a headland.
Fotos / Sons
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deliciagnzDescrição
Blue and black butterfly, smaller than a monarch butterfly in my garden that has tropical flowers.
Fotos / Sons
What
Uresiphita maorialisObservador
alice_shanksLugar
PrivadoDescrição
Pretty caterpillars out on a warm day.
Fotos / Sons
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Dodonidia helmsiiObservador
sarasDescrição
Butterflies have been around since mid November.
Fotos / Sons
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Dodonidia helmsiiObservador
sarasDescrição
Spotted the first 'on wing' of the season at Mahakirau on November 18th.
Fotos / Sons
What
Dodonidia helmsiiObservador
sarasDescrição
Six individuals counted in this vicinity. Often a pair seen in flight tango. Courtship or rivalry? They seem to have a fairly tight and repetitive flight pattern.
Fotos / Sons
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christopherstephensDescrição
Spent c.3 hours solely on chasing Tussock Butterflies but they almost never landed.
Fotos / Sons
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christopherstephensDescrição
Spent c.3 hours solely on chasing Tussock Butterflies but they almost never landed.
Fotos / Sons
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christopherstephensDescrição
Spent c.3 hours solely on chasing Tussock Butterflies but they almost never landed.
Fotos / Sons
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jon_sullivanDescrição
There were at least four butterflies flying about the wild grassland at the entrance to the bush, visiting flowers of Cirsium arvense (entered as a separate observation) and a common, white-flowered Linum- herb I've yet to identify. Lords Bush Rubicon Road entrance.
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