Coenonympha Collection
Coenonympha, also known as the small heath butterfly, is a fascinating species of butterfly that belongs to the family Satyridae
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Coenonympha, also known as the small heath butterfly, is a fascinating species of butterfly that belongs to the family Satyridae. There are several different types of Coenonympha, including Coenonympha pamphilus and Coenonympha arcania. One notable feature of these butterflies is their intricate patterns and colors. The Clifden nonpareil moth and small heath butterfly both display stunning designs on their wings, captivating anyone who lays eyes on them. In fact, Curtis British Entomology Plate 205 showcases the beauty of these creatures in all their glory. These butterflies can be found in various locations around the world. Liguria and Vobbia are just two places where you might come across these delicate insects fluttering through meadows or resting on flowers. One particularly enchanting image captures a small heath butterfly alongside a snail in Ottange, Lorraine, France – a perfect example of nature's diversity. The illustrations depicting Satyridae – Libytheidae – Erycinidae provide an artistic representation of this group within the Rhopalocera order. These drawings allow us to appreciate not only their physical appearance but also their ecological significance. Another interesting observation is the interaction between Coenonympha gardetta (Alpine Heath) and Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare). This picture portrays how these butterflies rely on specific plants for survival while adding vibrancy to our surroundings.