A medium-sized woodland butterfly species native to Europe, characterized by its intricate brown and cream-colored wing patterns that provide excellent camouflage in forest environments.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Deciduous and mixed woodlands, forest edges, woodland clearings, and shaded areas with dappled sunlight across temperate European landscapes
Ecological Role
Important pollinator, serves as prey for birds and small predators, contributes to ecosystem biodiversity and forest understory dynamics
Morphology
SKIN COATScaled wing surfaces with brown and cream coloration, providing thermal regulation and camouflage
LIMBS WINGSSix legs, two pairs of patterned brown wings with intricate camouflage design
HEAD SENSORYCompound eyes, short antennae, proboscis for nectar feeding
BODY STRUCTUREWingspan of 40-50 mm, brown wings with cream-colored irregular spots and patterns, robust lepidopteran body structure
