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How to Identify a Common Blue
Butterfly
Photo: G. Bradley |
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Safari Tip:
An ideal way to catch and observe butterflies without harming them is with
a special butterfly net - click here
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The photo above is marked with three blue rings which show how you can distinguish the
Common Blue from other blue butterflies.
The outer edges of the wings are completely white, with no dark lines
radiating out to the edges. The undersides of the wings have orange patches near the outer edges, and the fore wings have a dark spot about 5mms in from the body.
UK Safari Butterfly Section
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