The Duke Of Burgundy ~repack~ -

If you are a naturalist, "The Duke of Burgundy" means something entirely different: a small, fragile butterfly with the scientific name Hamearis lucina . Unlike its historical namesake, this Duke is not a predator; it is prey.

Generally on the wing between May and June, with a single brood. Foodplants: The Duke Of Burgundy

Sunny woodland clearings, coppiced woodland, and chalk or limestone grassland with scattered scrub for shelter. Territorial Males: If you are a naturalist, "The Duke of

Uppersides are rich brown with a mosaic of orange markings and a chequered brown-and-white border. The underwing is dark orange-brown with white spots. Distinction: If you are a naturalist