European Common Blue Collection
The European common blue butterfly, scientifically known as Polyommatus icarus, is a breathtaking sight to behold
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The European common blue butterfly, scientifically known as Polyommatus icarus, is a breathtaking sight to behold. These delicate creatures can be found basking in the morning light at Vealand Farm in Devon, UK. With their wings spread wide open, they soak up the warmth of the sun and create a mesmerizing display of vibrant blues. Resting on grasses or flowers, these male butterflies showcase their intricate patterns and stunning colors. In Estonia during June, a male common blue butterfly was spotted peacefully perched on a flower, adding a touch of elegance to its surroundings. Females of this species are equally captivating. Found in Sutcliffe Park Nature Reserve and Southwest London in England, they bring beauty wherever they go. Their presence adds grace to any landscape as they rest delicately on grasses or wildflowers. During July mornings in Devon's Vealand Farm, common blue butterflies gather together roosting under the soft glow of morning light. It's an enchanting scene that highlights their social nature and creates an atmosphere filled with tranquility. In August in Devon's Devil's Bit Scabious meadows, these butterflies find solace resting upon the petals of Succisa pratensis flowers. The contrast between their azure wings and the purple blooms is simply breathtaking. As evening approaches and sunlight turns golden, you may catch sight of a European common blue butterfly basking in the last rays of sunshine before nightfall. Their ethereal beauty shines even brighter against this warm backdrop. Whether captured sharply or through soft focus photography techniques like those seen at Vealand Farm in Devonshire countryside – where these magnificent creatures often rest gently upon blades of grass – each image tells its own story about these remarkable insects' lives within our natural world.