Six Spot Burnet Climbing by Joe Vary
Six Spot Burnet Climbing is part of Wild and Free, a collection of wildlife portraits capturing some of our planet’s incredible wildlife. This photograph captures the colourful and hairy Six Spot Burnet (Zygaena filipendulae) climbing a Common Spotted Orchid stem (Dactylorhiza fuchsii).
This photo was captured in the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. In early summer, the Six Spot Burnet can be spotted as red and black moths flying over grassland and laying eggs. Meanwhile the beautiful yellow and black caterpillars can be found feeding on leaves and climbing stems of herbaceous plants as in this photograph.
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Size | 12×8 inch print (paper is 14×10"), 15×10 inch print (paper is 17×12"), 21×14 inch print (paper is 23×16"), 33×22 inch print (paper is 35×24") |
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