Pictures gallery of Grayling Butterfly
British Butterflies - A Photographic Guide by Steven Cheshire
Where to see the Grayling in the British Isles The Grayling is a butterfly primarily of coastal habitats and occurs around much of Briatins coastline except the far north
Norfolk Wildlife Trust - Grayling Butterfly
This cleverly camouflaged butterfly can be spotted around coastal areas or grasslands, between mid July to mid September.
UK Butterflies - Grayling - Hipparchia semele
This butterfly, the largest of our 'browns', is a master of disguise - although fairly conspicuous when in flight, it can mysteriously disappear as soon as it lands
Grayling (butterfly) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Grayling (Hipparchia semele) is a species in the brush-footed butterfly family Nymphalidae. It sometimes occurs in coastal areas of northeast Scotland such as the
UK Butterflies - False Grayling - Arethusana arethusa
UK Butterflies - False Grayling - Arethusana arethusa The following links provide additional information on this butterfly. Guy Padfield's
BBC - Science & Nature - Wildfacts - Grayling butterfly
The grayling is a common heathland butterfly. Grayling butterfly Hipparchia semele . The grayling is a common heathland butterfly.
Irish Butterflies - Grayling
This butterfly is a master of camouflage. When at rest, it keeps its wings closed with the forewing tucked in. Furthermore, it positions itself to cast a minimum shadow.
A-Z of butterflies - Butterfly Conservation
In flight this is a distinctive, large butterfly with a looping and gliding flight, during which the paler bands on the upperwings are visible. The Grayling is widespread
Grayling
Grayling. Grayling butterfly,camouflaged Latin: Hipparchia semele hibernica. Irish: Glasán. The Grayling is a
Grayling - Glasgow & SW Scotland Branch of Butterfly Conservation
Grayling (Hipparchia semele) - PRIORITY SPECIES. Description. The Grayling is a butterfly whose wings are held closed when not in flight and the pale grey to almost
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