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Sylveon with her best friend forever
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Nymphalis polychloros | Les Papillons dans la Nature (1934) | Paul-André Robert (1901-1977)
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Mourning Cloak aka Camberwell Beauty (Nymphalis antiopa), family Nymphalidae, Sweden
photograph by Håkan Igelström
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Mourning cloak.
Nymphalis antiopa at Ramsey Canyon Preserve, Cochise County, Arizona.
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"The mourning cloak butterflies are distributed broadly around the northern hemisphere. They are commonly found throughout all of North America and northern Eurasia. Three subspecies of mourning cloak butterflies are found throughout North America: northern Nymphalis antiopa hyperborea Seitz, 1913; eastern N. a. lintnerii Fitch, 1857; southwestern N. a. thomsoni Butler, 1887. They can usually be found in hardwood forests, though they have been found in virtually all habitats. They may also be found as far as the northern part of South America, though they are typically not seen as frequently in southern states such as Florida, Louisiana, or Texas. They are occasionally seen in the more temperate places in Asia, and a few have even been seen in Japan. However, the mourning cloaks tend to be found predominantly in cold, mountainous areas.
Migrants arrive in Great Britain most years during summer and autumn, but numbers are usually very low. There is no evidence that the species breeds in Britain; it is thought that mild, wet winters prevent them from surviving there for very long. The 'Butterfly Farmer' L. Hugh Newman raised thousands for release at his 'farm' in Bexley, but none were seen the following spring. Specimens stored in his refrigerator for the winter, however, survived. In a book he said that Camberwell Beauty catches in England were suspiciously concentrated around London, Hull and Harwich, all these being ports in the timber trade with Scandinavia, and theorized that they had hibernated in stacks of timber which was then shipped to England, and had not traveled naturally."
Source: @Nate_moss on Instagram and the Nymphalis antiopa Wikipedia page
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2/2 of the fairy lesbian milf queens @ivorysodapop and i made :> this one is Ilio (ih-leigh-oh)
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1/2 of the lesbian fairy queen milfs me and @psy-psy-psy made :) This is Eides
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kirbtober day 7 - headcanon, prompt courtesy of paintpanic
obligatory explaining under cut
Galacta Knight and Aura Knight, the Nymphalis twins, were the GSA's highest-performing soldiers on Planet Portalia, having trained hard to earn their ranks. still young, though, they had a lot to learn about the world - thus, they were each assigned apprentices.
while Aura Knight's mentee, Collibe, was straightforward if not a bit shy, Galacta got a challenge. Twinkle was born with a genetic condition making him notably small, and it meant he would likely never grow wings or horns. being his little sister, Collibe tried to keep him in high spirits, but he was generally uninterested in staying positive.
Galacta and Aura would frequently take their apprentices to the Popberry fields they used to play in as children, sometimes to train, sometimes just to take in the sights. today, Twinkle is again very disappointed in himself over something he will, for sure, one day learn to overcome, being the chosen wielder of Galaxia.
...nowadays, if you ask the GSA about the whereabouts of Galacta or Aura Knight, they'll tell you, "some things are best left unspoken". even Meta Knight, Galacta Knight's former apprentice, refuses to speak on the matter. even if HIS peculiar apprentice keeps finding themselves dragged into remains of Portalia's past...
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Nymphalis antiopa aka the mourning cloak
Southern Finland, summer 2022
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Mourning Cloak (Nymphalis antiopa), family Nymphalidae, Leningrad Oblast, Russia
This widely distributed butterfly is found across much of northern Eurasia and North America.
photograph by Pavel Kirillov
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