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Field Scabious

Red-underwing Skipper (Spialia sertorius) female resting on Field Scabious (Knautia arvensis), Germany, Nordrhein Westfalen, Eifel

Picture No
13666604
Media ID
43326402
Size
4483px x 6725px (24.1MB)
Credit
Ronald Hofmeester/Nature In Stock/ www.ardea.com
Category
NA
Availability
Available worlwide excl. Benelux, Japan and Germany. No agents
Ardea Picture Library / Nature In Stock
Picture No
13666604
Contributor Ref
NIS-90177741

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Arvensis Eifel Knautia Nordrhein Scabious Skipper Underwing Westfalen


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