Holly Blue Collection

The world of butterflies is a mesmerizing one, filled with an array of vibrant colors and delicate patterns

Holly Blue Collection: Different Types Of Butterflies. Illustration By W. s. furneaux. From The Book Butterflies

Different Types Of Butterflies. Illustration By W. s. furneaux. From The Book Butterflies
Different Types Of Butterflies. Illustration By W.s.furneaux. From The Book Butterflies, Moths And Other Insects And Creatures Of The Countryside. Published 1927

Holly Blue Collection: Calestrina argolus, holly blue butterfly

Calestrina argolus, holly blue butterfly
Holly blue butterflies probably with a coral bean plant (Erythrina herbacea) by John Abbot (1751-1840)

Holly Blue -Celastrina argiolus-

Holly Blue Collection: Holly blue butterfly C016 / 2107

Holly blue butterfly C016 / 2107
Holly blue (Celastrina argiolus) butterfly. This butterfly is native to Eurasia and North America. Specimen obtained from the University of Valencia, Spain

Holly Blue Collection: Holly blue butterfly C016 / 2106

Holly blue butterfly C016 / 2106
Holly blue (Celastrina argiolus) butterfly. This butterfly is native to Eurasia and North America. Specimen obtained from the University of Valencia, Spain

Holly Blue Collection: Holly Blue Butterfly - Spain

Holly Blue Butterfly - Spain
DAC-883 Holly Blue Butterfly Spain Celastrina argiolus David Chapman Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Holly Blue Collection: Celastrina argiolus, holly blue butterfly

Celastrina argiolus, holly blue butterfly
The holly blue feeds on holly and ivy flowers and whilst its caterpillars feed on the berries of these plants

Blue butterflies
All views of uppersides of species of: (clockwise from top left) common hedge blue (Celastrina argiolus), holly blue (Acytolepis puspa), hedge blue (Lycaenopsis haraldus) and (Udara aristinus)

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The world of butterflies is a mesmerizing one, filled with an array of vibrant colors and delicate patterns. Among them, the Holly Blue stands out with its enchanting beauty. In the book "Butterflies, " published in 1860, a stunning illustration captures the essence of these magnificent creatures. The color litho print showcases different types of butterflies fluttering gracefully through the pages. Another colored engraving from 1783-1806 portrays various species of butterflies, including the captivating Holly Blue. Its wings adorned with shades of blue and hints of silver create a breathtaking sight. Fast forward to 1927 when W. S. Furneaux's illustrations in "Butterflies, Moths and Other Insects and Creatures of the Countryside" bring forth another glimpse into nature's wonders. Within its pages lie depictions that showcase different types of butterflies, including our beloved Holly Blue. The Holly Blue butterfly (Celastrina argiolus) takes center stage in photographs C016/2107 and C016/2106, showcasing its ethereal presence against lush greenery. These images capture their fragile yet resilient nature as they dance among flowers. Venturing beyond borders, we find ourselves in Spain where this exquisite creature graces us with its presence once again. The Spanish landscape becomes even more magical as it becomes home to these graceful beings. Scientifically known as Celastrina argiolus, this species enchants us with its azure hues contrasting against white markings on their wings—a true testament to Mother Nature's artistry. Blue butterflies have always held a special place in our hearts for their calming aura and undeniable charm. Among them all lies the Holly Blue—a symbol of gracefulness that reminds us to appreciate life's fleeting moments. As we delve into books or gaze upon photographs capturing these winged wonders' elegance, let us be reminded to cherish not only their beauty but also our connection to the natural world.