The flight of the Camberwell Beauty (Nymphalis antiopa)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- An extract of a documentary about the Camberwell Beauty (Nymphalis antiopa (Linnaeus, 1758)). Discover the life-cycle of this magnificent and difficult butterfly to approach. All the different states of the cycle have been filmed, from the hatching of the egg up to the transformation into a chrysalis and finally the liberation of the butterfly itself in fabulous natural scenery.
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fantastic , I once saw one of these on my Pear tree in Leigh on
Sea Essex
Tyler Mac really were is it
another wonderful species beautifully covered - please support the work of these guys by buying the full docs or donating so they can continue their work -
Tyler Mac nice park
Beautiful... thanks for the video
First butterfly I saw of spring 2019!
Enchanting! I wish they were more common in Britain ...
Es una reina espectacular 😍😍😍
So beautifull butterfly.
wunderful. excellent stuff
When I was 12 our street in Northridge CA was infested with these. They were everywhere the catepillars. They would build there cacoons under roof edges. I really love these butterflies they fly around in a loop in Autumn. Very rare in San Fernando Valley now but I saw one along stream the other day.
fantastic
This looks very much like the Mourning Cloak I have been seeing here in Orange County CA and which we now know are parasitized by the wasp Pteromalus puparum.
It is a mourning cloak Craig.
We in the UK call them the Camberwell beauty after the
area of London that they were first observed here in the
18th century.
@@stephenspence248 I really like that the common name preserves historical context like that. Cheers!
@@craighoover1495 You are most welcome.
What'a a Great work!
Great Video---
Le beau Morio