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Illustration, Agrotidae
Illustration, Agrotidae -- Triphaena Fimbria, Triphaena Ianthina, Triphaena Comes, Triphaena Orbona, Triphaena Pronuba, Hiria Linogrisea. The plants are Oxlip (Primula Officinalis), Cuckoo-Pint (Arum Maculatum) and Red Lamium (Lamium Purpureum). Date: 1898
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1898 Agrotidae Arum Branches Butterflies Butterfly Cuckoo Lamium Maculatum Markings Moth Moths Officinalis Pint Primula Purpureum Wing Wings Fimbria Oxlip
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This stunning illustration, dated 1898, showcases a captivating assembly of Agrotis moths (Agrotidae family) and their host plants: Primula Officinalis (Oxlip), Arum Maculatum (Cuckoo-Pint), and Lamium Purpureum (Red Lamium). The moths depicted are Triphaena Fimbria, Ianthina, Comes, Orbona, Pronuba, and Linogrisea. The intricate details of their delicate wings reveal a mesmerizing array of markings, each species displaying unique patterns that serve as essential camouflage in their natural habitats. The Agrotis moths are known for their long, slender bodies and wings that are often adorned with intricate patterns and colors, which vary greatly between species. The illustration transports us back to the late Victorian era, a time when the natural world was a source of endless fascination and inspiration. The meticulous attention to detail in this illustration highlights the importance of documenting and preserving the natural world during this period. The Oxlip, Cuckoo-Pint, and Red Lamium plants are depicted in their full glory, their vibrant colors and distinctive shapes providing the perfect backdrop for the moths. The Oxlip, with its bright yellow flowers, is a favorite food source for many moth species, including the Triphaena moths. The Cuckoo-Pint, with its distinctive large, heart-shaped leaves and red-spotted flowers, is a classic woodland plant, while the Red Lamium, with its purple, heart-shaped leaves and pink flowers, adds a splash of color to the scene. This illustration is a testament to the beauty and complexity of the natural world and serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving it for future generations to enjoy.
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