Ringlet (Aphantopus Hyperantus) butterfly insect macro photography art prints.

Macro of the English Ringlet Butterfly, taken 2016. Generally common near woods and along old hedgerows up to about 1,500 meters, single flight during June and July. Often visits flowers. Found in most of Britain and continental Europe (except for Scandinavia), and also in northern Asia as far east as Siberia. The caterpillar, which overwinters, is yellow-brown with darker stripes and feeds on Meadow grasses (Poa) and other grasses, and rarely on sedges (Carex). The chrysalis is yellow-brown and reddish-brown and lies on the surface of the ground inside a frail cocoon of silk and grass.

Ringlet (Aphantopus Hyperantus) butterfly-Butterflies of Great Britain.

European Ringlet butterfly resting on leaf, English insects, Bedfordshire wildlife. Generally common near woods and along old hedgerows up to about 1,500 meters, single flight during June and July. Often visits flowers. Found in most of Britain and continental Europe (except for Scandinavia), and also in northern Asia as far east as Siberia. The caterpillar, which overwinters, is yellow-brown with darker stripes and feeds on Meadow grasses (Poa) and other grasses, and rarely on sedges (Carex). The chrysalis is yellow-brown and reddish-brown and lies on the surface of the ground inside a frail cocoon of silk and grass.

Ringlet (Aphantopus Hyperantus) Butterfly with open wings-British butterflies.

Ringlet Butterfly, a common British insect that can be seen in the mid summer months. Generally common near woods and along old hedgerows up to about 1,500 meters, single flight during June and July. Often visits flowers. Found in most of Britain and continental Europe (except for Scandinavia), and also in northern Asia as far east as Siberia. The caterpillar, which overwinters, is yellow-brown with darker stripes and feeds on Meadow grasses (Poa) and other grasses, and rarely on sedges (Carex). The chrysalis is yellow-brown and reddish-brown and lies on the surface of the ground inside a frail cocoon of silk and grass.