Some UK butterfly species drop to lowest recorded numbers amid 'human impact'
Small Pearl-bordered Fritillaries and Small Tortoiseshells saw their lowest numbers in 48 years of monitoring, conservationists found.
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Small Pearl-bordered Fritillaries and Small Tortoiseshells saw their lowest numbers in 48 years of monitoring, conservationists found.
Other species of butterfly also experienced major declines last year – while some populations soared
Small Pearl-bordered Fritillaries and Small Tortoiseshells saw their lowest numbers in 48 years of monitoring, conservationists found.
Small Pearl-bordered Fritillaries and Small Tortoiseshells saw their lowest numbers in 48 years of monitoring, conservationists found.
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