Comma, Polygonia c-album butterfly emergence
Description
The Comma, Polygonia c-album butterfly is quite common in England and Wales and it can be seen on the Nettle plant from April to August. It is called a "Comma" because it has a small white, comma-shaped mark on the underside of his wings.
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