Common Blue Butterfly

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Common Blue Butterflies - Polyommatus icarus - UK Safari

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The RSPB: A to Z of a Wildlife Garden: Common blue butterfly

Common blue butterfly. Insect. Common blue betterfly. Polyommatus icarus. Male common blues have pale violet-blue upper wings with grey-beige undersides.

ARKive - Common blue videos, photos and facts - Polyommatus icarus

The common blue is the most widespread of the blue butterflies in Britain, and as the name suggests, it is one of the most common

Common blue - Polyommatus icarus - Captain's European Butterfly Guide

Family: Lycaenidae. Flight Time: May-September. Size: 28-36mm. Altitude: 0-2700m: A very widespread species. The male pictured above has blue topsides where as the

Common Blue - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Common Blue (Polyommatus icarus) is a small butterfly in the family Lycaenidae, widespread over much of the Palaearctic. Recently, Polyommatus icarus was

A-Z of butterflies - Butterfly Conservation

The Common Blue is the most widespread blue butterfly in Britain and Ireland and is found in a variety of grassy habitats. The brightly coloured males are conspicuous but

Common Blue Butterfly | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

There were a few common blues around today at Gaddon loch. This photo was taken on July 13, 2008 in Collessie, Scotland, GB

Common Blue Butterfly | Wild About Britain

The common blue is one of the most widespread butterflies in the UK, found throughout the U.K. including Orkney and the Western Isles (and occasionally Shetland), and

UK Butterflies - Common Blue - Polyommatus icarus

As its name suggests, this butterfly is the commonest blue found in the British Isles. While the male has bright blue uppersides, the female is primarily brown, with

Common Blue butterfly from an english butterfly garden

Facts about the Common Blue butterfly ( Polyommatus icarus ) in the UK. One of the British butterflies photographed by Linda Walls of Cirencester, Gloucestershire.