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White Admiral Butterfly

White Admiral Butterfly

Ladoga camilla

A woodland butterfly species found across temperate regions of Europe and Asia, characterized by distinctive white bands across dark wing surfaces

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White Admiral Butterfly
White Admiral Butterfly
White Admiral Butterfly
White Admiral Butterfly
White Admiral Butterfly
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Deciduous and mixed forest ecosystems, woodland margins, forest glades with abundant sunlight and nectar sources

Ecological Role

Important pollinator species, serves as prey for birds and small predators, contributes to forest ecosystem biodiversity

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Scaled wings with intricate color pattern, protective exoskeleton
  • LIMBS WINGS Large wings with complex venation, white bands contrasting against dark brown/black background
  • HEAD SENSORY Compound eyes, pair of segmented antennae, proboscis for nectar feeding
  • BODY STRUCTURE Medium-sized butterfly, wingspan 45-55 mm, slender body with robust thorax
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Zeynel Cebeci
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Related Species in Nymphalidae