Woodland moths and butterflies.
by Lewis, 9 September, 2016, 2 comments
There are many types of woodland, which may be broadly categorised by the dominant type of tree(s) - thus there is, birch woodland, oak woodland, beech woodland etc. The flora and fauna of these different types of woodland varies though there can be similarities. Some species, such as brambles and ivy can live in a variety of conditions whilst other plants / animals have very specific requirements.
This is certainly true for various animal species - for example, butterflies and moths. For example, the Brimstone (a pale yellow butterfly) has larvae (caterpillars) that need to feed Read more...
