Lulworth Skipper (Thymelicus acteon) (34745179213)
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Description: The Lulworth Skipper was first discovered in 1832 on a stretch of coast around the village of Lulworth in Dorset. A small butterfly (24-28mm), this species forms discrete colonies, some of which can be very large, containing many thousands of individuals. Lots about today. Date: 26 June 2017, 11:41. Source: Lulworth Skipper (Thymelicus acteon). Author: Smudge 9000 from North Kent Coast, England. Camera location50° 37′ 24.63″ N, 2° 15′ 23.14″ W View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 50.623508; -2.256428.
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- Coelolepida
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- Ditrysia
- Apoditrysia
- Obtectomera
- Papilionoidea (butterflies)
- Hesperiidae (skipper butterflies)
- Thymelicus
- Thymelicus acteon (lulworth skipper)
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