Logo Phegea Butterflies in the Benelux
Frits Bink & Rosita Moenen 2015

Based on: Dagvlinders in de Benelux 2013
Revised and extended
Edited by Sylvain Cuvelier & Peter Russell		 VVE WG DV LOGO

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14. Country side

13. Arable land
Arable land is usually ploughed and fertilized every year, but when this happens on a low frequency it may be suitable for some butterfly species.


Potato field, Gorinchem. Only small white (Pieris rapae)
will be seen here sometime. Photograph: Frits Bink ©.


Red clover field, Friedboesch, Luxemburg, 23 September 2011.
Clouded pale yellow (Colias hyale) thrives here. Photograph: Rosita Moenen ©.

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14. Country side

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