Aporia crataegi.]]> Maria João Verdasca (fotógrafo)]]> Vanessa atalanta) – eggs]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Vanessa atalanta) – egg]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Colias croceus) – eggs]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Colias croceus) – egg]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Maria João Verdasca (fotógrafo)]]> Maria João Verdasca (fotógrafo)]]> Adriana Galveias (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Papilio machaon) – catterpilar (4thinstar)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Papilio machaon) – catterpilar (4th instar)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Pyronia cecilia]]> Pyronia bathseba)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Maniola jurtina)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Maniola jurtina)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Maniola jurtina)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Pyronia cecilia]]> Pyronia bathseba)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Pyronia cecilia]]> Pyronia bathseba)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Colias croceus) - buterfly]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Papilio machaon) – catterpilar (3rd instar)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Papilio machaon) – catterpilar (3rd instar)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Papilio machaon) – catterpilar (3rd instar)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Papilio machaon) – catterpilar (2nd instar)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Papilio machaon) – catterpilar (1st instar)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Nymphalis polychloros) has only one generation for year and her adulhood from June to October. The female lays down about 70 or 80 eggs brown and striated. The egg-laying is done in such branches of elms (Ulmuss spp) although it can also be found in willows, poplars and also in other fruit trees. The caterpillars are living in a group until the last change, and after that, they get pre-Chrysalid which is done so independient in dry branches or in a wall. The Metamorphosis lasts 2 to 3 weeks and the adult enter into diapause during the summer, reducing the growth rate in this season. Hibernate during the winter and does not reappear until spring.]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Papilio machaon) – catterpilar (1st instar)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Sergio Barrientos Herrero (fotógrafo)]]> Euproctis chrysorrhoea]]> Maria João Verdasca (fotógrafo)]]> Euproctis chrysorrhoea]]> Maria João Verdasca (fotógrafo)]]> Euproctis chrysorrhoea]]> Maria João Verdasca (fotógrafo)]]> Euproctis chrysorrhoea]]> Maria João Verdasca (fotógrafo)]]>