British Butterflies
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The times of flight are May and August. In many Scotch localities, Argyllshire, Ayr- shire, etc. , this species is abundant.
THE GLANVILLE FRITILLARY (Melitaa Cinxia), Plate V. , Fig. I. This little butterfly is one of the " threatened species. " If due care and discretion be not exercised, there is a possibility of its becoming extinct in this country. U Threatened people live long, " but it were wise not to push our little friend too far ; and wiser still if collectors who live in or near its... favourite haunts would not only try to preserve it, but also make some attempt to spread its range into other localities apparently suitable for its propagation. We have far too few native butterflies to run the risk of losing any we have. And as the food-plant is the Ribbed or Narrow-leaved Plantain, it follows that even were this B. B. 49 7 The British Butterflies Described species as abundant as its food would warrant, it could not possibly do any harm to anyone, either gardener or farmer. X The ground colour might be called Fritillary brown, relieved with the usual black bands and spots ; the hind-wings show a distinct row of black spots on a light ground running round near the outer margin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The times of flight are May and August. In many Scotch localities, Argyllshire, Ayr- shire, etc. , this species is abundant.
THE GLANVILLE FRITILLARY (Melitaa Cinxia), Plate V. , Fig. I. This little butterfly is one of the " threatened species. " If due care and discretion be not exercised, there is a possibility of its becoming extinct in this country. U Threatened people live long, " but it were wise not to push our little friend too far ; and wiser still if collectors who live in or near its... favourite haunts would not only try to preserve it, but also make some attempt to spread its range into other localities apparently suitable for its propagation. We have far too few native butterflies to run the risk of losing any we have. And as the food-plant is the Ribbed or Narrow-leaved Plantain, it follows that even were this B. B. 49 7 The British Butterflies Described species as abundant as its food would warrant, it could not possibly do any harm to anyone, either gardener or farmer. X The ground colour might be called Fritillary brown, relieved with the usual black bands and spots ; the hind-wings show a distinct row of black spots on a light ground running round near the outer margin.
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