Dark Chestnut Butterfly

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Black-spot Chestnut (Conistra rubiginosa) Tribe Xestiini. Subfamily Noctuinae. It is a common butterfly throughout Europe and in North America. The

ButterflyCircle Checklist - Iambrix salsala salsala (Chestnut Bob)

Description The wings of this small Skipper are dark brown above and below. On the underside, the wings are dusted with ferruginous brown and there are a series of

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Best Answer: There are hundreds of choices in granite. I wouldn't recommend black in such a small kitchen with dark cabinets. Look at granite in the mid

Honey Chestnut Gathering Table - Classic Two-Tone Wood Counter

rich two-tone finish, with its honey-hued tabletop and seats set against dark chestnut Option for this set include; butterfly leaf table, T back side chair, ladder-back

Butterfly Conservation Kent Branch Website For Moths - Moth News

Kentmoths.org represents the Kent Branch of the British Butterfly Conservation The Chestnut (2258 Conistra vaccinii) and Dark Chestnut (2259 C. ligula) are probably

Iambrix salsala - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The butterfly occurs in Sri Lanka, India, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos Underside chestnut-brown suffused with black on the disc; forewing with minute white spots, one

Ariadne ariadne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Fore and hind wings: some dark chestnut-brown spots or loop-like marks at base Butterflies of India; Animals described in 1763

Dark Chestnut - Butterflies and Moths of Northern Ireland

Conistra ligula (Esper, 1791) Description: Wingspan 30-38 mm. Forewings are dark reddish brown with poorly defined stigmata, and paler subterminal line and fascia.