The Dingy Skipper At Woolley Colliery from David Wise on Vimeo.
From the BBC:
Butterflies could help boost tourism to the Highlands, according to a group dedicated to protecting the insects.
Butterfly Conservation Scotland said the Cairngorms were home to more than 20 species. …
Species listed by Butterfly Conservation Scotland include the dingy skipper, green hairstreak, red admiral, small pearl-bordered fritillary, speckled wood and painted lady.
Cairngorms nature reserves: here.
Help needed to keep the Cairngorms National Park a special place for native wildlife: here.
Butterflies in Scotland: here.
Sand Mountain Blue Butterfly in Nevada, USA: here.
Sinai baton blue: here.
Highway closed for butterfly migration in Taiwan: here.
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