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| | | Which Fritillary? Okay I've narrowed it down to a Fritillary but is it possible to say which one without a clear shot of the underside of the wings? | 
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| | | Re: Which Fritillary? It's a male Silver-washed Fritillary, the largest and one of the more distinctive,
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